Ford Mustang: Some Advice for a newbie
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Some Advice for a newbie
Hello,
id just like to introduce myself quickly. My name is Simon, and im 19
years young. Im from Germany and I work in the network/server
administration field. Ive been doing basic (brakes, suspension, rust
removal from doors, basic engine work) on my current car. I spend 2-4
months each year in mexico and those big old american cars run there
really cheap, so i would like to get one of those big v8 powered
monsters
. but i really have no idea which models are easy to work on,
run the longest, have the most power and that kind of things. i am
looking for something that i can upgrade easily (biggest displacement i
can get, i thought?, so i just need intake manifold and carb for the
first step
) and what to look out for. i really have no opinion on
ford/chevy or whatever, and i dont want to start a brand-flamewar. i
thought the best choice would be a car of the 60s/70s because they are
not that old yet so it might be easier to find one in a decent
condition. the car import laws are going to be softened soon, so maybe
it would be a good idea to get a car from california too. is it hard to
find replacement engines/transmissions? where are important rust spots
(im not planning on a show car) and are there any special tools i would
need besides normal workshop tools. i guess those cars usually come as
automatics, is there anything special i should look for? basically im
just looking for information about what models would make possible
options for me.
any advice is greatly appreciated.
bye
simon
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Re: Some Advice for a newbie
Simon Putz wrote:
(chrous) Hello, Simon.
and im 19
Do you have easy access to inch-standard tools there?
Sixties and Seventies Muscle did not "usually come" as automatics.
I would stick with a smaller body for your purposes. A Mustang, AMX,
Camaro, Firebird, or Barracuda would be good.
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Ron Hammon
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Re: Some Advice for a newbie
What is your budget (us dollars)...............This will most certainly
determine what you should be looking at
Bill S.
Simon Putz wrote:
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