Muscle Cars

[chachee52]

My 1967 mustang with the original 289. Upgraded to a 4 barrel Edelbrock carb and Summit headers. The previous owners put some rims on her which I just fell in love with.
I've had the car since 2004 and have put a lot of work/$$$ into her but love every minute that I drive her.
The funny thing, the person who did the work on my frame was a GTO guy and loved working on my mustang.

[ninjavanish]

Originally Posted by chachee52

My 1967 mustang with the original 289. Upgraded to a 4 barrel Edelbrock carb and Summit headers. The previous owners put some rims on her which I just fell in love with.
I've had the car since 2004 and have put a lot of work/$$$ into her but love every minute that I drive her.
The funny thing, the person who did the work on my frame was a GTO guy and loved working on my mustang.

That's a good looking pony.

I'm not necissarily dead set on a GTO, though I think if money were no object and I could choose any car that I wanted, a GTO would probably be a strong contender.

I've been looking at Road Runners, Coronets/Super Bees, Chevelles, GTO's, 442s, mid 60's Impalas, 'Cudas and the occasional Torino. I'm not opposed to Mustangs, Novas, Camaros or Corvettes, Chargers, Challengers etc, but I find myself wanting something little different.

Maybe a nice 71 El Camino SS?

[Dave128]

Originally Posted by chachee52

My 1967 mustang with the original 289. Upgraded to a 4 barrel Edelbrock carb and Summit headers. The previous owners put some rims on her which I just fell in love with.
I've had the car since 2004 and have put a lot of work/$$$ into her but love every minute that I drive her.
The funny thing, the person who did the work on my frame was a GTO guy and loved working on my mustang.

Beautiful machine! I would consider that to quite possibly be my ultimate dream car! Some day....