Well, I've stashed my two 914s behind the (new) garage and tarped them all up for the time being. Honestly, I may never get to them. I'm not quitting 914s but I might just buy one in very good condition in a few years and junk my two current rust buckets.
I'm going to focus on my '65 Mustang for a while. I've got some resources locally for information on these cars but I was hoping to find an online community like this. I was lucky to find a great site for my motorcycle, so I'm going for the trifeca with a cool Mustang forum. I don't want a forum with a bunch of vintage-only snobs . I'd rather fall in with hot rodders and/or the resto-custom or g-machine types. People who still think their cars are for driving , not museum pieces.
There is only one 914club.
I don't know, but I'm curious if you find one. Here's the one in the shop now.
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A FRIGGIN' '65 FASTBACK!!!! THOSE ARE THEEEEE ABSOLUTE SH*T!!
(I'll trade you 3 (fixer uppers) 914's for it. ...no really!
If it were a GT 350 (real GT 350) I would consider trading my 914, but for anything less.......not a chance.
I might give up my 914 if it was a 66 GT350H fastback or convertable, but only that.
My mustang friend isn't on right now, but I'll ask him when i see him.
The Stang though are a different breed, Much like the 911 they have been around so long there is no commonality between a 65 and a 05, so its harder to have a common board.
If I recall correctly Mustangs Unlimited had a decent forum for awhile. I pretty much just keep in touch with the New England Regional Shelby America Club guys and do my own thing.
My best,
Mike D.
Try Stangnet... not sure how the people are but you could try.
QUOTE (Buzzard1 @ Sep 1 2005, 07:45 PM) |
(I'll trade you 3 (fixer uppers) 914's for it. :shades: ...no really! :D :beer2: |
QUOTE (Hawktel @ Sep 2 2005, 07:44 AM) |
My mustang friend isn't on right now, but I'll ask him when i see him. The Stang though are a different breed, Much like the 911 they have been around so long there is no commonality between a 65 and a 05, so its harder to have a common board. |
QUOTE (markb @ Sep 1 2005, 08:16 PM) |
I might give up my 914 if it was a 66 GT350H fastback or convertable, but only that. |
http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?Cat= has a mix of concours snobs and restomodders. But it is very PG rated with delete happy moderators. Still lots of good info.
My '66
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Nice fastback! I was never able to find a good forum when I was restoring my fastback, at the time the best resource was usenet. If you check a usenet archive you'll probably find some of my posts.
You could always find a nook of 914club and start a mustang forum there (like the sandbox).
While I'm at it.. Here's a pic of my 67 fastback, just after a little "mishap".
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Ford made about 6 million of the Mustangs, 1964.5 thru 1973 ( ?), and it's amazing how they have had such a loyal following. Hey , they are still making them ...long after the Camaro production ended. We mfg. approx 100 sets of mustang headers per month...so we know this market is very well alive Marty
QUOTE (bondo @ Sep 2 2005, 11:11 PM) |
While I'm at it.. Here's a pic of my 67 fastback, just after a little "mishap". |
Hey
With all my adventures in this trade, all my internet research, I have found that in the "less expensive" car forums, like here, is the ones with flavor and personality.
A while back I did some work on a 64 Stang and looked at a few groups....
The people in the better forums seem to be used to defending their choice of cars, they stick together and with the power of the masses actually make a better car.
Sssshhhh our little secret
Your Mustang is a collector/keeper. You scored man ! With the huge interest in Classics cars they market has allowed for people to pay to have a car, they no longer needed to be biult by the owner.
These are two types of forums...
Hope you find something good My Montess forum is good, but not like here.
Later
QUOTE (bondo @ Sep 2 2005, 09:11 PM) |
While I'm at it.. Here's a pic of my 67 fastback, just after a little "mishap". |
QUOTE (MecGen @ Sep 3 2005, 04:58 AM) |
These are two types of forums... |
QUOTE (black73 @ Sep 2 2005, 09:02 PM) |
http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?Cat= has a mix of concours snobs and restomodders. But it is very PG rated with delete happy moderators. Still lots of good info. My '66 |
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