Ruth:

Jim is right.  Although I used to have '65, '66, and '67 models (the latter a convertible) back in the mid 70's I now only have the newer body style similar to the one your son has.

Jim has a nice cruising car (a convertible) but one of mine has been raced on real race tracks (not drag strips) by me and another has a lot of experience on race tracks in the northeast, driven by a friend of mine and myself.

Three are the fastback model (the rest are regular coupes), three are V-8s (the rest are 4 cylinders), and all but one have standard transmissions.

I agree the old ones were nice and I've considered buying one again but I'm pretty heavily invested in the newer style now (though still well under $10,000).

Bruce

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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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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

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