Re: Hello Everyone !!!

audietorino72 on December 8th 2009, 8:24 am

Rick it sounds like you are very busy, I am still having alot of trouble with my back so I wont be able to drive that far for the seminar, hopefully one of these days I will be able to make it down your way !!!
Take care,
Audie

fordman460 on December 8th 2009, 3:46 pm

Really like the paint! That car looks very nice. I have a real appreciation for these cars! Awesome looks and the ride is great too.
Mine is currently a rusty junk pile, but it does move under it's own power now. Yours really looks good! Thanks for sharing it.

audietorino72 on December 8th 2009, 4:37 pm

Thanks fordman460 !!! It has been a fun project it took along time to find one in as good as shape as this one hope to have it done next summer, then I would like to find a 1965-68 mustang fastback basketcase to do for my next project... Are their any pics of your car on here ???
Thanks again,
Audie

bbf-falcon on December 9th 2009, 12:42 am

audietorino72 wrote:Thanks fordman460 !!! It has been a fun project it took along time to find one in as good as shape as this one hope to have it done next summer, then I would like to find a 1965-68 mustang fastback basketcase to do for my next project... Are their any pics of your car on here ???
Thanks again,
Audie

Hey Audie, Guess what? I got one santa

audietorino72 on December 9th 2009, 9:03 am

Hey Rick, do you have a basket case mustang for me, did you buy it for parts for your other one ? if you want to get rid of it let me know, please message me with price, and pics if you can or give me a call...
Thank you,
Audie

fordman460 on December 9th 2009, 11:32 pm

Looks even worse from the other side!

audietorino72 on December 10th 2009, 12:12 am

Looks cool !!! does not look in that bad of shape and you can enjoy it as you restore it, no matter what shape they are in if you like the car and enjoy it that is what makes us all car guys !!!
Audie

fordman460 on December 10th 2009, 12:37 am

The car has a ton of rust. I took that pic in it's best light. I will fix it up cause it has family history. Was a shine runner from parts of Kentucky that shall remain nameless at the family member's request! The thing had some springs in the back that rode like a hay-wagon when it was empty.

audietorino72 on December 10th 2009, 12:46 am

Thats awesome !!! keep us updated on the restore it can still haul the paint (shine) around when you are done with the restore !!!
Audie

bbf-falcon on December 10th 2009, 7:49 am

audietorino72 wrote:Looks cool !!! does not look in that bad of shape and you can enjoy it as you restore it, no matter what shape they are in if you like the car and enjoy it that is what makes us all car guys !!!
Audie

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bbf-falcon on December 10th 2009, 7:55 am

audietorino72 wrote:Hey Rick, do you have a basket case mustang for me, did you buy it for parts for your other one ? if you want to get rid of it let me know, please message me with price, and pics if you can or give me a call...
Thank you,
Audie

I've got a 68 FB that I've got tore apart putting new FULL LF 1/4 on. My brothers the real body guy,but it's hard getting him motivated. Besides, I have other things more important now. My step son hit and killed 2 deer w/my 03 Taurus going to work last week. So I'll add that to the list Rolling Eyes

bbf-falcon on December 10th 2009, 8:07 am

fordman460 wrote:The car has a ton of rust. I took that pic in it's best light. I will fix it up cause it has family history. Was a shine runner from parts of Kentucky that shall remain nameless at the family member's request! The thing had some springs in the back that rode like a hay-wagon when it was empty.

If it ran the hills of KY you should keep the engine . Click the link below Laughing

http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/1212841

Hello Everyone !!!