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03-10-2005 #1
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I'd do a 69/70 Cougar - think "Eliminator", with an attitude. Maybe a nice Procharged 514, 6-speed, 285's & 315's, Billet Magnums, etc...
Make it look like a stock Eliminator on the outside except change the side stripe to read "Terminator".
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03-10-2005 #2
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this is a great idea... Eliminators are great looking, and cougars
Originally Posted by GT350Clone
I'd do a 69/70 Cougar - think "Eliminator", with an attitude. Maybe a nice Procharged 514, 6-speed, 285's & 315's, Billet Magnums, etc...
Make it look like a stock Eliminator on the outside except change the side stripe to read "Terminator".
can still be had for a reasonable price.
re: DB's mention of Charlie Libby's Fairlane above... that
car is *excellent* -- I absolutely love it. But the "problem", so
to speak, is that it is so custom that it is nearly as unattainable to
me as a Troy or Chip car... but I'm hoping it will free Fairlanes
from their roll of "drag-only"....
03-11-2005 #3
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i used to have a 70 cougar and i always wanted to PT that car. one day i will et another one and PT it.
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I still think a nice '72 Torino Sport/GT would be cool... Like this one I photochopped: lowered over a set of 17" & 18" slots or saltflats.
03-12-2005 #5
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64 Mercury Comet. Crisper lines and cooler trim than the Falcon cohort. Hard to argue with the Torino, but man they are heavy. If you want it to fly, go as light as possible, makes EVERYTHING easier.
Have a blast with it!
Mark
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