Gonna buy me a brand new Mustang..1965

Ford to introduce new reproductions.
http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.html

 

Yeah....no.

 

1. doesnt fit this site

2. already been posted multiple times

 

At least 3 or 4 but I can't tell since they have all been deleted

 

Never been a mustang fan but it is interesting that ford would do this.

 

ford isnt doing it, they are just supporting it.

 

Some ***embly required, battery not supplied

 

I'll p***.

 

agreed..doesnt really belong on the HAMB, but if it doesnt interest ya, ya dont have to read...and ya dont have to **** on some guys thread just cause it doesnt interest you. too much drama on the HAMB these days.

 

Same body style as a 1964. Isn't this site 1964 and older? Lighten up.

 

Isn't there a Billion of them out there already?

 

Didn't intend on starting a **** storm. Just thought it was kind of interesting news. Ok by me if this thread goes away.

 

It is cool.

 

says the newby

 

Its just a kit car

 

It's more than a kit car. You can bolt up your original drivetrain from a wrung out donor car and breathe new life into it.

Why oppose something like this?In theory,it's no different than a Brookville roadster or coupe.

The Ford patronage of the project is important to the vendor.Without it,it's a no go on the whole project.This holds ture for the whole range of products Dynacorn makes.They have to get a license from the original manufacturer to produce these parts.

 

I think it is cool for the mustang guys even thought not really my style of car. 15K is high, ford made a million of those things you can still get a nice driving original for less than that. But I do realize all the licinsing fees and all the manufacturing cost and tooling I doubt they are making a killing on them, I am just saying the mustang market isnt ready to pay 15k for a body IMO.

 

I think its a great idea.