2014 Mustang Sedan

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04-07-2012, 11:11 AM

#21

ChadStang

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Originally Posted by DublDee

When I was about 18 me and some friends were at a party, and we stayed the night in a tent, and the next day we just kinda hung around the farm yard most of the day, and the kid that had the party took us out to where his dad had some old vehicles. He pointed out a 1965 Mustang station wagon....Yeah that's right a station wagon. His dad was apparently a body guy, and decided to customize a Mustang. I thought back then it was ugly, and now thinking back I can't believe he did that to a 65 Mustang. What a waste.

That's funny a few months ago I saw a Mustang wagon for sale in the classic trader. It was a 69-70 front end probably stuck on a wagon of some type from that era. I'll admit I don't know my 70's wagons very well but I think you get the idea. It looked wrong is all I can say.

04-07-2012, 08:01 PM

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Whitelion95GT

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No, it was a 1965 Mustang wagon however it looks OK but not for me.:

http://www.autoblog.com/photos/ebay-...mustang-wagon/

PS: I just noticed that I'm now a "CMOC Veteran" COOL

Last edited by Whitelion95GT; 04-07-2012 at 08:09 PM.

04-08-2012, 08:32 AM

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DublDee

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^^ That does not look OK at all IMO. As far as what it's worth, well what ever the front clip, drivetrain and wheels are worth for salvage, thats about it! That is so wrong!