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Been doing a lot of thinking lately and the more I think about it the more I want to go fast. Not just down a track but on a road course as well. Was thinking about a old foxbody mustang. I want to do some reading on them to learn about them. My favorite foxbody is the 85-86 GT and the 87-93 LX 5.0. I'd have to have a emissions done so it would have to be 88 back or would have to be a emissions ready 89-93. Unfortunately I would have to sell the truck. I really wanted a 4x4 longbed anyway but once the VW Camperbus is done I could always get one then. I'm just starting to research this to see if I want to go down that road but the more I look at them the more I like the idea. Any help with sites would be great. Thanks.
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Can't go wrong with a fox body! My stepson had an '85 GT hatchback and it would really haul A$$. Felt like he needed to sell it and buy something more sensible because of his kids so he sold it for $3500 and went car shopping. Came back with an '89 LX with a ground effects kit and Cobra wheels :lol: Said he just couldn't help himself. It was a better car than the '85 though and also would burn the tires and the road. Handled a lot better than the '85. Both were 5 speeds. Eventually sold it and bought a F150 crew cab. Still pines over those cars, though. While he had 'em, we hit these sites:

http://www.mustangcentral.net/
http://www.corral.net/
http://www.allfordmustangs.com/
http://www.mustangmonthly.com/
http://www.themustangshop.com
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mustangsource.com. Vintagemustang for the older stuff. I want a Fox eventually.
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Get you a mustang. :thup:
I have liked mustangs since they came out in 1964.
I have had several over the years.
Presently have a 93 gt , many mods with factory red paint & a 07 black gt. factory paint.

I like all mustangs, some better than others.
They look good, tough, fun to drive, and probably have more after market parts available
than any other car on the road.
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If you like the early Fox Mustangs, then here is a good forum

http://foureyedpride.com/
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Thanks for all the sites. Wow at some of the prices. I never thought those notch back cars were so popular as street cars. I've got to weigh my options. I like my truck but a highboy is what I really wanted but this one I bought just jumped out at me. A mustang would be a ton more fun though.
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