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Reply #30
Ford also made over 15,000,000 Model T's, but you don't see too many of those around anymore either. :D
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1987 Super Coupe - Son's project car
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Reply #31
I think the numbers of cars are relatively low considering the fact these were daily driven cars for most people.  Every now and then you see a investment grade car come up for sale, but they are rare.  These cars just dont have the broad "Mustang" and hot rod appeal. Which is why i have always liked them, and Torino's too. They always stand out at a car show.  I think there are many more Fox birds out there than realized......I am very into Torino's and there seems to be a never ending supply of these cars, and these are 10-15 years older than the Fox birds.  If we all plan on hanging on to these cars, now is the time to d parts. sheet metal etc...cause you will never see anyone re-popping any parts for these cars, unless they are common to the Mustangs of the same years.  I search the internet high and low and there are deals to be found.  i recently scored a complete set of body side mouldings for my car (NOS) and paid $100 bucks for the set. Also, scored a NOS grill in the Ford Box for $75.  You just have to be persistent.








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