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Retrobuilt Mustang

Reply #1
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Reply #2
eh. i don't care for it too much...
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Reply #3
I'll pass. 

But at least it has the biggest scoop ever put on a "Mustang".
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Reply #4
If the upper grille and scoop were about 8" wider, it would probably look a lot better. Something just seems off there. I think it's unique, anyway.

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Reply #5
Look a little better without the 20's...
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Reply #6
*barf*
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Reply #7
I don't really see the point of using actual panels from a 60's stang.  I think that's where they screwed up.

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Reply #8
The  early Mustang bits are the only thing I liked.
The rest of that car would gag a maggot....

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Reply #9
The hood scoop is way too wide.  The front bumper is an Eleanor ripoff.  bleh

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Reply #10
Not the way I would like it but I guess someone does.
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Reply #12
The front end does not flow well with the rest of the car.
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Reply #13
Let me rephrase that: I like the way this Mustang adheres better to the early Mustang.  I just think they lost their way trying to use actual body parts from an early Mustang instead of starting with a new retro design and new panels.

Just looked at it again and I really like it.

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Reply #14
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Looks good and the rear end is  inspiring.


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