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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/2/2008 3:56:22 PM   
landon.moss


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the torq thrusts aren't bad, but they look like old school cragars

i have ansen slot mags on mine - thought about torq thrusts, but i like the old school look

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/2/2008 4:40:05 PM   
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wow lucky son!

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/2/2008 9:23:50 PM   
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I have 17" Foose Nitrous wheels on my '64 Catalina.  Got a good deal on them.
A buddy of mine has a wheel/tire shop. 
We may end up getting my son some new ones for Christmas or sumthin.....depends
on which one he picks...lol.

Here's my Poncho



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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/3/2008 10:26:04 PM   
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well when i think of modern rims i dont think of rims like those... because you're car looks great (even though its a 'maro )

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 5:21:47 AM   
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quote:

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well when i think of modern rims i dont think of rims like those... because you're car looks great (even though its a 'maro )


Thanks.....lol...what is a 'maro?

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 8:20:10 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Tanksta

Here are a couple of pics of my 15 year old son's first car.  It is a 71.  He had the rear spoiler added and got a new 4bbl carb & intake for Christmas.  He will be turning 16 in July and can't wait to get his license.  Let him know what you think of it.....Tank.


Nice - I personally like the rear spoiler, and nothing wrong with the rims though an upgrade to something less "standard" (but still classic-looking) might indeed be in order.  Chin spoiler - yeah - that would be a nice added touch, imho.

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 8:23:44 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Tanksta



quote:

ORIGINAL: maxersloan

well when i think of modern rims i dont think of rims like those... because you're car looks great (even though its a 'maro )


Thanks.....lol...what is a 'maro?



...i think maxersloan was referring to brian1570's Camaro, with the Torque Thrust rims (which works, because they are reminiscent of the Cragar SS's).

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 8:43:10 AM   
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quote:



...i think maxersloan was referring to brian1570's Camaro, with the Torque Thrust rims (which works, because they are reminiscent of the Cragar SS's).



Ahhh...I see. lol....shux I thought he was complimenting on my Poncho....

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 6:10:40 PM   
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thats a nice car to start. When I brough my first car I only had like 600 bucks so I brough a 1998 ford Taurus I still have it, and eventhogh I have a cool new edge mustang and all that I will never sell my taurus sometimes I feel that the car is just taking up space, but the memories that comes to my mind when I ride it are atronger than my attempts to sell it. I also use my taurus everytime I have to ride with more than 4 passengers because it easily fit 6 persons. by the way I just like your son's car how it is. It looks just like a traditional classic mustang it looks great, and if it was mine I would ride it proud as it looks now and forever. Just like your son is standing infront of his car all proud!!!

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 7:01:28 PM   
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damn thats a nice stang... if he crashes it, kill him lol

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 8:20:21 PM   
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i wish my first car was a mustang but no i was stuck with a 1987 grand am good times

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 8:34:39 PM   
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Very cool man! There's nothin wrong with havin a nice, fast car as your first car, if your responsible. Wich, seeing as you(his dad) has had him around cars for a while, i'm sure he is. I just recently got my first car. A pristine shape '86 Mustang. I love it and take such good care of it. I have alot of friends who drive beaters and don't care much, and thats cool. But it's not hard for them to understand the carelessness stops around the stang. lol Theres nothing wrong with the wheels on there either, but don't go past 15's. Call me retro but anything past 16's is disgusting to me. I don't care what style rim, I hate it. Just me though. But i'm sure he'll take care of it and he will definatelly enjoy it! Can we say chick magnet to the max!?!?  lol


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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/7/2008 10:36:29 PM   
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I love the car how it sits right now, would be a great first car.

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/8/2008 5:06:59 PM   
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I know this is a shot in the dark but has anyone seen the indie movie Brick? It's a sort of film noir detective movie set in a high school that came out a couple years ago. One of the villain's henchmen drives a pretty evil (yet awesome) looking black 1971 Mustang and Tank's son looks almost exactly like the guy in that picture with him leaning against the bumper, they're both stern, heavily built teens. I've been trying to find some good pics from that movie to show what I mean but i've been having trouble.

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/11/2008 6:06:35 AM   
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Thanks for all the great comments!

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/11/2008 8:13:18 AM   
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Sweet ride  ... I think some black wheels would make it over the top...congrats on your first ride.. my first car was a 83 VW rabbit

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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/11/2008 1:17:17 PM   
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my first car (2 years ago) was/is my 65 mustang coupe.  i love that car to death and have been workin since before i could drive to have mod money! im sure your son will be the same way.  car does look great, only recommendation i have is to lose the mudflaps!


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RE: My son's first car...1971 Mustang - 5/11/2008 2:57:08 PM   
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Your son is a lucky ass kid! That is a helluva nice first car.

Although I think my first car was better...1988 Colt station wagon!


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