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[WayOutWest]

1963 1/2, I believe was the first Mustang -- loved the 64 though, vintage year.

Nope!

[spursfan101]

1964 1/2.  I own a 66 Mustang.

[Lurker]

1964 1/2.  I own a 66 Mustang.

That's great.  What condition is it in?  Pony interior?  Any modifications?

I had a 66 convertible in high school as my first car.  Many good times in that beauty.

[spursfan101]

66, 200 engine, automatic.  WAS candyapple red in it's heyday (college 10 years ago...ahhh, good times!), but alas its been sitting in my mom's garage for a long time. Needs a new engine.  

Confession time:
I was ignorant about classic cars when I was younger, I did some things that I'm really not proud of.
 
1. Back then, I TINTED THE WINDOWS. I know, I know, I was a kid, I didn't know any better.  THEN, I put a NO FEAR sticker on it.  

2.  Then, noticing that it didn't have a passenger side mirror, I went to AutoZone, and i bought one. Drilled it right to the side of the car.    

I plan on restoring it to mint later this year. NO MORE DAYCARE...YEAH!!  

[WayOutWest]

Finally!

Man sp101, the dumbednessessus of Sp*rs fans really shines!  Maybe you're a long lost brother because my dad does the same thing to his cars!  My father-in-law, who's know me since birth, had about 7 Mustangs.  1 64 1/2, which was a Falcon car with a Mustang body over it, 1 65 Fastback GT, 3 65's stock, 1 66 that was tricked out for street racing and one 66 stock.  He also had a 65 Nova SS, 72 Bracuda convertable, 68 El Camino SS 396 and 57 Chevy station wagon.  He had six kids, girl-boy-girl-boy-girl-boy, and gave them each a car when they graduated.  Oldest daughter got the Baracuda, son got the Fastback, my wife got the Nova, the rest are still deciding becuase he's denied them the El Camino.  I bet I could pry it from him if I tried.

My first car was a 1953 Oldsmobile 98.  I had it for over 10 years and got tired of the upkeep.  It was very difficult to maintain becuase it's not a popular car unless you're a Public Enemy fan.  So I traded for an El Camino SS 396.  I had the SS for about 5 years and then sold it to my bro-in-law, the second oldest.

I've got alot of work done on my wife's Nova.  New brake system/tires/suspension/trani.  Now the last part is to get the engine rebuilt.  Then we can start working on the cosmetics.

[spursfan101]

I had my fathers  influence. I failed to mention that when I got the car from him, he had already carpeted the dashboard and had put rims! :lol:   Of course, when he gave me the Mustang, he started driving his Ranchero, freshly painted blue with a red firestrip down the side!  

After  the Mustang, I bought this red, convertible MG Midget. That thing was soo sweet. So damn small though, one fender bender and I would be history.  (Chicks dug it though.)