Random car pictures

[2112]

Hard for me to wrap my mind around the '69s not being coveted by enthusiasts.

[68krrrr]

26 to choose from lol

Where was this Wilmington ford dealer anyone know ? & just crazy they have 26 to choose from

[Grumpy]

Wilmington Ford in Wilmington, Ma. Huge Ford dealer back then.

[1109RWHP]

[FL SAAC]

From the book " How to Ruin your Mustang "

[shelbymann1970]

picture taken Tourcoing France, car registered in Belgium

That is my car in the pic. Car hasn't been registered in Belgium since the 70s. 3rd owner sold it to a
Frenchman and I'm the next titled owner and have owned since it came back from France in 1985. Gary

[shelbymann1970]

Is that Gary's car?

TOB

Yes it is my car. Picture taken in France at the time I'm told by the owner at the time who is still alive. Gary

[shelbymann1970]

Not many can say their car was used in a novel. LOL. Gary

[shelbymann1970]

Hard for me to wrap my mind around the '69s not being coveted by enthusiasts.

I have been an enthusiast for 42 years now and always coveted the 69-70s. That is why I've owned my vert for 35 years now while owning other makes. In my 42-3 years of owning Mustangs first off the 64-66s were coveted and getting repo parts made. I enjoyed getting 69-70 cars and parts somewhat cheap. Then the 69-70s caught on and left the 67-8s behind until Gone in 60 seconds came out and the 67-8 Fastbacks jumped up in price. My recollection was that during those years the 68 KRs were always strong but the 67 GT500 was the red headed step child(coined by a friend and fellow SAAC member who owned like 5 67 500s at the time because he liked them and they were cheap and still has a few). Again, Gone in 60 seconds  came out and the 67 500s jumped in price. Like I said my recollection following the market since the late 70s. Gary

[The Old Ranger]

 

[69mach351w]

What a Cool photo

[Krelboyne]

Looks like rope is used for tying down the Cobra. What could happen? Single axle trailer, likely without brakes.

[honker]

Bud Moore hauler, don't see many of these Cabovers now.

Mike

[honker]

Pinto off road pick up.

[69mach351w]

Looks like rope is used for tying down the Cobra. What could happen? Single axle trailer, likely without brakes.

If you look at most of the trailers used by SAI back in the 60's, most are very similar to this one.  Single axle, probably no brakes, and I've even seen scotches used and NO ropes, chains nor nothing

Trailer hauling safety definitely was not a priority.