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Mustang not coming to Thailand anytime soon.

Hopefully some inspired importer will read this thread and bring the RHD in as a grey import, cost a bit more than direct from Ford but can be serviced there easily

as a hint to importers reading this Ford japan will soon have them wai2.gif

http://www.ford.co.jp/cars/mustang

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This is a USA Mustang...around 1980......w00t.gif

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That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

And you are still stuck way back when reading your posts, You and Old Aged Pensioner.... Errrrrr Ace of Pop need to retire gracefully and start knitting cause any info or opinion either of you might have in regards to cars of this era was already out of date 20 years ago.

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This is a USA Mustang...around 1980......w00t.gif

attachicon.gifmus.jpg

That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

And you are still stuck way back when reading your posts, You and Old Aged Pensioner.... Errrrrr Ace of Pop need to retire gracefully and start knitting cause any info or opinion either of you might have in regards to cars of this era was already out of date 20 years ago.

Petrol heads never die, only bigots think that...........Can you show me new-ish stuff that runs 10's....?

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That car's immaculate and right hand drive though.. Not much more then it would cost stateside in that condition.

I was more complaining about the price tag because I cannot afford it. in the real world (not my impoverished one) I agree the price is not too unrealistic.

Ok well, were both in that boat so I hear ya loud and clear...

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Hmmmmmmmm, the 427, 429 would be my choice.............(7 litre)...............clap2.gif

Turbo 2.3 litre 4 cyl - 305 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque.

Naturally aspirated 3.7 litre V6 - 300 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque.

Naturally Aspirated 5.0 V8 - 420 horsepower and 396 lb-ft of torque.

I will take the 427 in an early muz.............If you talking about the later Muz that looks like a UK escort bah.gif , put what you like in it.......sad.png

I just don't see a UK Escort in the new Mustang, maybe you need some fresh glasses.

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Yep and independent suspension so it can handle now too... I'd love to track one of these..

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Actually the prices are about 3.5m baht new as long as you don't go for the 5 litre versions.

However they are all left hand drive.

I was under the impression that a 2 litre right hand drive Mustang had been built and was soon to be supplied for the UK and other markets, there is also a 5 litre V8 for those who cannot stand the thought of anything less in a Mustang biggrin.png

well i had 2 mustangs 1972 with a 359 v8 cleveland seound and best year for new body style then i have a 2007 mustang gt with lots of exta's added after new pulls about 500 hp

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Actually the prices are about 3.5m baht new as long as you don't go for the 5 litre versions.

However they are all left hand drive.

well i had 2 mustangs 1972 with a 359 v8 cleveland seound and best year for new body style then i have a 2007 mustang gt with lots of exta's added after new pulls about 500 hp

You have a 2007 500hp Mustang in Thailand??

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Really you are gunna drag up an old fox body mustang in a thread about US muscle cars (They kill it on the drag strip though).

Most of the US car shows i watch go crazy about Fox body Mustangs how they are underrated (V8s of course)

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I was searching for a 60s Mustang and came across these 2 babies, any thoughts from those who know these models well, price etc?

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/MustangFastback.html

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/JoeSales/MustangShelby.html

personally I am leaning towards the Shelby even though the fastback is a RHD

Never did like the 68 rear end look and the back window has such a rake you have almost no rear visibility. If you really want a Mustang there is a 1970 for sale in Bangkok which is probably cheaper than either of the 2 you are considering.

http://www.one2car.com/FORD_MUSTANG/K08130040

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This is a USA Mustang...around 1980......w00t.gif

attachicon.gifmus.jpg

That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

Not fresh from the showroom you didn't... more likely mid 14's.

Edit:... I missed your other post about running 16's.

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That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

And you are still stuck way back when reading your posts, You and Old Aged Pensioner.... Errrrrr Ace of Pop need to retire gracefully and start knitting cause any info or opinion either of you might have in regards to cars of this era was already out of date 20 years ago.

Petrol heads never die, only bigots think that...........Can you show me new-ish stuff that runs 10's....?

Not a lot runs 10's fresh from the showroom floor. either now or way back then.... new cars (stock) however do run better numbers.

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I was searching for a 60s Mustang and came across these 2 babies, any thoughts from those who know these models well, price etc?

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/MustangFastback.html

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/JoeSales/MustangShelby.html

personally I am leaning towards the Shelby even though the fastback is a RHD

Never did like the 68 rear end look and the back window has such a rake you have almost no rear visibility. If you really want a Mustang there is a 1970 for sale in Bangkok which is probably cheaper than either of the 2 you are considering.

http://www.one2car.com/FORD_MUSTANG/K08130040

why would I care whats behind me laugh.png actually I get your point I had a BMW X6 similar problem but had a reversing camera

that one looks good but Red? in Thailand w00t.gif

the 66 is RHD price a little high but great condition

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This is a USA Mustang...around 1980......w00t.gif

attachicon.gifmus.jpg

That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

They still do watched some the other night, also the fastest car out there which was a Datsun Sunny (yes I said Datsun) with a 13b rotary turbo (the size of the engine) running low 7:40's at 152 mph while shutting down early w00t.gif .. Crazy stuff! What a handful it was with that short wheel base!

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I was searching for a 60s Mustang and came across these 2 babies, any thoughts from those who know these models well, price etc?

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/MustangFastback.html

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/JoeSales/MustangShelby.html

personally I am leaning towards the Shelby even though the fastback is a RHD

If I had the choice it'd be the Shelby hands down no contest, for more reasons then I could mention, but especially since the fastback looks to need a front oil seal as well. There's oil all over the cardboard on the floor towards the front of the engine, I'd happily deal with it being left hand drive.

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I was searching for a 60s Mustang and came across these 2 babies, any thoughts from those who know these models well, price etc?

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/MustangFastback.html

http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/JoeSales/MustangShelby.html

personally I am leaning towards the Shelby even though the fastback is a RHD

If I had the choice it'd be the Shelby hands down no contest, for more reasons then I could mention, but especially since the fastback looks to need a front oil seal as well. There's oil all over the cardboard on the floor towards the front of the engine, I'd happily deal with it being left hand drive.

I would also be buying it for the right reasons, back home such a car could be said to often only exist to attract girls, here in Thailand the answer would be "Oh you only got an old Ford, poor you, better you buy a Toyota pickup" wai2.gif

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Could not believe my eyes, about 200 metres from me in the sticks a Thai guy has a garden full of late-ish Mercs, think he buys and sells, past there yesterday to see what looked like a 69 Pontiac Grand Prix....thumbsup.gif . As some know I am/was a Pontiac buff, I might just try and look under the hood....smile.png

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Could not believe my eyes, about 200 metres from me in the sticks a Thai guy has a garden full of late-ish Mercs, think he buys and sells, past there yesterday to see what looked like a 69 Pontiac Grand Prix....thumbsup.gif . As some know I am/was a Pontiac buff, I might just try and look under the hood....smile.png

don't be surprise to find a toyota engine, lol

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Could not believe my eyes, about 200 metres from me in the sticks a Thai guy has a garden full of late-ish Mercs, think he buys and sells, past there yesterday to see what looked like a 69 Pontiac Grand Prix....thumbsup.gif . As some know I am/was a Pontiac buff, I might just try and look under the hood....smile.png

don't be surprise to find a toyota engine, lol

Thats why I want to look, check the engine stamp (if Pontiac) to see if it is the original lump....thumbsup.gif

Problem is I don't speak Thai so they will think I want to buy it....w00t.gif

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This is a USA Mustang...around 1980......w00t.gif

attachicon.gifmus.jpg

That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

And you are still stuck way back when reading your posts, You and Old Aged Pensioner.... Errrrrr Ace of Pop need to retire gracefully and start knitting cause any info or opinion either of you might have in regards to cars of this era was already out of date 20 years ago.

At least we have been there, owned them unlike Puppies with their Sound Blaster Rev Boxes, and Cement Mixer Clonkers.cheesy.gif

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That's when they were real ugly and SLOW.

Must admit I watched these fugging excuses for a Mustang run 10's in Florida way back..........whistling.gif

And you are still stuck way back when reading your posts, You and Old Aged Pensioner.... Errrrrr Ace of Pop need to retire gracefully and start knitting cause any info or opinion either of you might have in regards to cars of this era was already out of date 20 years ago.

At least we have been there, owned them unlike Puppies with their Sound Blaster Rev Boxes, and Cement Mixer Clonkers.cheesy.gif

do you be getting too upset about the batteries in your hearing aid old timer, I have owned my fair share of tough fast cars. Built, tuned and crew chief on some damn fast drag cars as well.

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