I want a four door mustang
Camaro or Mustang
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That's what keeps me away from camaro's, lack of outside visibility. Now if I could afford a camaro zl1 1lt.........naw, I'd get a gt 500.
My dad had a 69 z28 when I was a kid, and I had a 68 RS/SS about 20 years ago. So I had to go Camaro.
I still love the old saying in the hot rod world... How do you make a Ford fast? Put a little Chevy in it!
I still love the old saying in the hot rod world... How do you make a Ford fast? Put a little Chevy in it!
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That is a mean machine!
I would take either version. Beauty is beauty!
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This vote seems more like Chevy vs Ford than Camaro vs Mustang
That is sick. I've got a soft spot for the last model year of the old 5.0. In fall '95 my friend borrowed his Dad's brand new GT 5.0 (silver) nd drove it back to upstate NY from Daytona beach for a few weeks as a special treat from his Dad. Well, one lunch hour a couple days later, he was giving demo rides to passengers and showing off in front of the pizza shop, tossed it backwards into a neighborhood curb and broke off the right rear wheel at the axle. Memories!!!
EDIT: That is an imposing hood scoop... details and ET please and thank you
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No doubt, straight sexy!
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I owned a 77 Z28 I bought brand new, wish I still had it
Haha. Fastest pass was a 10.90 with nitrous. Stock low end of the motor and steel GT40 heads, Cobra intake with a lot of work. Lots of suspension and very light. Fun little car. The story with the hood is that I was given the opportunity to buy it used as a one-off, at the time. It was a 3” cobra hood but the mold was extended to reach the windshield for race cars. In a pin on. I should have stuck with the same lift hood in fiberglass, but this thing is so light.That is sick. I've got a soft spot for the last model year of the old 5.0. In fall '95 my friend borrowed his Dad's brand new GT 5.0 (silver) nd drove it back to upstate NY from Daytona beach for a few weeks as a special treat from his Dad. Well, one lunch hour a couple days later, he was giving demo rides to passengers and showing off in front of the pizza shop, tossed it backwards into a neighborhood curb and broke off the right rear wheel at the axle. Memories!!!
EDIT: That is an imposing hood scoop... details and ET please and thank you
Mustang
I had 2 of them
A 67 and
A 74
I had 2 of them
A 67 and
A 74
For the Mustang, the only body style I like is the S550... so I'll take one of those. Even an Ecoboost... preferably an Ecoboost over a V-6... or a GT with the 5.0 or coyote.
I used to like Chevy but GM's recent decisions in the past several years have turne me off of the company. The Camaros look good with the most recent body style but I won't own one. Too much $$
I used to like Chevy but GM's recent decisions in the past several years have turne me off of the company. The Camaros look good with the most recent body style but I won't own one. Too much $$
Mustang all day long.
EXCEPT for the FOX years Those were hideous IMO
EXCEPT for the FOX years
Those were hideous IMO
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Very clean! I wish mine looked half as nice. What kinda power are you putting down?
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Well, there's a reason for that. They don't have to make them as spacious since there are so many girls that drive them.
I’ve had both. In my early 20’s I had a 1969 Camaro with a 427 big block and then in my mid 20’s I had a 96 Mustang GT.
I’d take the Camaro for looks and the GT for ease of driving. Was always messing with the Camaro and the Mustang just had to turn the key and go Everytime.
I miss both
Almost forgot, I had an 84 Camaro just out of high school:
I’d take the Camaro for looks and the GT for ease of driving. Was always messing with the Camaro and the Mustang just had to turn the key and go Everytime.
I miss both
Almost forgot, I had an 84 Camaro just out of high school:
There are a lot of people that would disagree with this comment... they LOVE the fox bodies. Personally, I can't stand the sight of them... and it seems each and every one of them have had some sort of engine work done to them.Mustang all day long.
EXCEPT for the FOX years
One of the most popular drag cars ever. Little suspension work, lot of cage work, turbo LS... 7 sec drag car.
those 2000 mustangs were a thing of beauty.
I've always liked the look of the 69 MCamaro, but growing up I wanted a late 80's, early 90's box style Mustang 5.0. As for new styles I like the look of the Camaro better.
I will say i liked the square convertible 5.0... never wanted to own one though.
yeah you're not wrong - they definitely had a huge following. As mentioned after they made solid quick cars with a little love. I just can't stand the aesthetics