Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #1 – May 28, 2005, 04:08:33 PM I dont care what you guys think, but that would be a tight car to own. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #2 – May 28, 2005, 04:40:29 PM Quote from: HaystackI dont care what you guys think, but that would be a tight car to own.Yeah if you were this guy..... James :D Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #3 – May 29, 2005, 03:49:48 PM i'd like to have one Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #4 – May 29, 2005, 06:38:59 PM how about this?http://www.bobsclassics.com/99z.htmbuilt by Zimmer, not Tiffany.. built from an mn12 cougar.. only 2 of them were built from the cougar and then they switched to doing mustangs. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #5 – May 29, 2005, 06:52:23 PM That's actually not that bad. I think the modifications look better with the mn12 design than the fox design. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #6 – May 29, 2005, 07:52:12 PM well i'm sure if Zimmer got their hands on a fox they woulda made it with more style.. i th ink the biggest difference in what makes it better is that they kept the trunk and didn't replace it with a small box. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #7 – May 29, 2005, 08:56:22 PM Yea I can see me gettin' laughed off the drag strip now.. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #8 – May 29, 2005, 09:15:09 PM the Zimmer uses GM f-body hood hinges, from a 3rd gen Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #9 – May 30, 2005, 12:02:27 AM mmm, excuse me , but there was not a MN12 ´99 Cougar, right ?And the price is 45,999 USD ????? No me gusta para nada..... Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #10 – May 30, 2005, 12:07:59 AM funny i just saw one today, and was like hmmm what car was that made out of, and asked my friend if she could drive up closer to it and pass it, nonetheless i look inside and recognize the interior and steering wheel! omg the work it must of taken to get the car like that, so much cutting and chopping, except for the rear 1/4 panel for the window i couldn't tell it was a cougar.How much do those normally run for? Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #11 – May 30, 2005, 02:42:24 AM you think that with all the work being done on then they woulda changed the location on the fuel filler And hell yes i'd so drive one of those things! Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #12 – May 30, 2005, 06:29:20 AM Quote from: MexCougarmmm, excuse me , but there was not a MN12 ´99 Cougar, right ?And the price is 45,999 USD ????? No me gusta para nada.....it's a 99 Zimmer, not a Cougar, it was just built out of a cougar body. And I assume it's 1999 because that's when Zimmer took this Cougar, chopped it up and made it their own type of car, wasn't necessairly when the actual Cougar was built. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #13 – May 30, 2005, 08:34:54 AM Quote from: tbirdscottyou think that with all the work being done on then they woulda changed the location on the fuel filler I was thinking the same thing. It doesn't look bad but it's kind of hoaky with the cut out for the fuel door. Quote Selected
Re: Another Tiffany, but red 87 Reply #14 – May 31, 2005, 12:10:31 AM Good God that Zimmer is like 37 feet long! I would have it repainted black and have the interior re-upholstered in burgundy velour. Quote Selected
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