Ruth:
Bruce doesn't have any Mustangs you would be interested in. Trust me, one
of them is mom's 4 cylinder, 84 model. FYI, I have an 01 Cobra.
Jim
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Barton
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 12:21 AM
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Subject: [BP] Mustang --the car
What sort of Mustangs. I like the early ones, '64, '65. My son has an '89
that he thinks is just wonderful and I don't like the looks of it at all.
Ruth
At 3:44 PM -0500 2/1/05, Bruce Marcham wrote:
A couple of thoughts come to mind.
Question: In this day and age of off-the-shelf window, door, etc. sizes do
you know if the GR is incorporated into those sizes or are they more geared
toward the notion of starting with a 2x4 and 16" stud spacings, 4x8 sheets
of plywood, etc. (realizing that those things really aren't that limiting
if you're willing to put up with a bit of waste). Lately I find myself
planning a garage/barn but laying it out in multiples of Mustang (the
car--I own several and the other cars I own are about the same size)
dimensions and the idea of sticking with two or four foot framing
intervals. Obviously these examples are not typical of architect-designed
structures (at least not, shall we say, artistically-designed ones) but I'm
just pointing out how the standard construction materials and other factors
influence the design process (at least of some out there in the field).
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Ruth Barton
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