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Buying a Ford Mustang
Don't forget to log all of the imperfections and data on the car! Decisions, Decisions After you have test driven and experienced a handful of Ford Mustangs, compare the logs you have made about the work needed and maintenance to be performed to see what car will suit your needs best Be prepares to pay taxes that range in price based on area and car type to receive the title and tag Always negotiate at Trade-In Value, and work up Check the interior wear and be sure to be writing down all of the imperfections you notice in the car at all

The Worst Years Of The Mustang
The Mustang II incorporated two body styles featuring a two door hard top, and a pinto-like hatch back The Mustang Ghia was Ford's luxury Mustang that included deluxe seatbelts, digital quartz clock, vinyl seats and door trim, door courtesy lights, rear ashtray, outside remote control mirrors, parking brake boot, pin stripes, and a vinyl roof By 1974, pollution controls and gas mileage concerns were destroying the previous generation of classic hot rods The car had two available engines: a 4 cylinder engine with only 88 horsepower, and a German-built 171 ci 2

Muscle Cars, Like Dinosaurs, Once Ruled The Earth
Nothing else mattered A 1967 Pontiac GTO cost $3,750 and now goes for $45,000 Nothing beats experience For the collector that actually wants to drive their cars regularly these more common versions may actually be a better value

1967-68 Shelby GT-500: When Shelby's 'Stangs Moved From Race Grid to Cruise Strip
With a road-racing suspension setup, high-strung small-block V8, and lack of a backseat on which to haul buddies, those original GT-350s weren't a popular pick with the burger-joint crowdautiv But despite the added weight of such amenities, Shelby's machines hadn't lost their bite His work has been featured in a wide variety of online and print publications