Ya know I've always wondered...

[hookups333]

Yeah mine kinda runs in the family too. My had a 69 mach 1 cobra jet until '97. Now we have a 68 cougar till he can find a fastback mustang. We also have my cobra too so its pretty tite.

 

[RFMustangGT]

I sorda had it comming. My grandmother had a 68 302 and a 76 which she drove just up till a few years ago. My father was buying a new car every so many years and one of his was the 76 mustang II cobra. (he said it was nice but slower than damnit) My aunt had a 65 bright orange inline 6. When my mom was growing up, her family had a about a 67-68 mustang. My first mustang was a 01 V6 until people on the interstate wanted to play bumper cars. (I lost) Now I have a 95 GT that I drive every day and just this past July I bought me a 69 fastback (or sportsroof. which ever you call it) that I'm going to a little racing with. haven't made up my mind if I want to drag or do vintage road course.

 

[1slow95]

I've always been into cars. All of my uncles on my mom's side are really into cars, but they're all chevy guys. My dad had a bunch of cool cars when he was younger, including a 70-something vette, so I guess it kinda runs in the family. I've always liked mustang's, I guess because they're a ford. I started out looking at 4-cyl foxes because that's all I could afford at the time, but I ended up with a 3.8L cougar instead.

When I got my stang, I really wanted a T/A, specifically a 98+, but they cost too much so I looked at mustangs instead. I didn't know anything about the engines, other than that the 5.0 was better than the 4.6. Luckily I found a 95 that I fell in love with instantly. I would drive it around for hours just to listen to the exhaust. I've been hooked since then