how long do you think it will be before foxes are really a classic car?

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  1. Foxfan88 My Grandpa has great wood.

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    to where people pay like thousands for a shell or a crappy one with a non working engine etc.
    Foxfan88, Oct 19, 2004
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    They made the "fox body" for 15 years, so it may be a few years for the 79-86, but I'd say at least 10-15 for 87-93 style because they're still very common and not much different from each other, IMO.
    tealtiger93, Oct 19, 2004
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  3. Red_LX Doubt I could be of much help, unless you need por

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    Man, they made so many Fox Mustangs, it's gonna be a loooooooong time before they get to be that valuable (although some people seem to think they are already)
    Red_LX, Oct 19, 2004
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  4. Asha'man Founding Member

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    Hard to say, but I do think they will be. When I'm in my 40's (19 now), I think they'll be getting like late '60s-early '70s Mustangs/Camaros/etc are now.

    Ash
    Asha'man, Oct 19, 2004
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  5. kiddiccarus New Member

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    The Me too's will never be a classic car. No one will let them get that far out of use. From the strip to the street fighter, the Fox 3 is the Bomb for drag racing
    kiddiccarus, Oct 19, 2004
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  6. mr_woodster Active Member

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    Forget classic, my car is rare. (atleast in alot of over sea's countries)
    mr_woodster, Oct 19, 2004
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    40 more years.
    140cilx, Oct 19, 2004
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  8. T3AL New Member

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    I got an 84 Hatch that was a 2.3 turbo(351W now) its one of 96 and is a 20th ana car.
    T3AL, Oct 20, 2004
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    it is gonna depend on the fox that you are refering to. no body cares about the 79's, most of them are beaten up drag cars now anyways (why would anyone want a 4cyl Pffff). I think finding a originall fox will be the hardest part. there will be a big market eventually to restore them back to originall. If in the 60's they had the same technology we have now I am sure they would have modified the **** out of theirs also!

    SVO's, 84 GT's, 93 Cobra's etc are already getting to that status. the others will take awhile as they made so many.
    TurboFlush, Oct 20, 2004
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