In the classic years of the mustangs, especially the early 70's, would this be even remotely worth it? I absolutely love the body style from this era, but pushing 140 horsepower stock is very undermining..

http://houston.craigslist.org/bar/3904997204.html

The 70s were not good to mustangs, look for an earlier one.

http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/3916531682.html

Sorta digging this one..

That's a nice looking mustang, minus the 350 body stuff.

66s are a good year, retain value well. It also looks very taken care of.


Edit: I see paint bubbles on the passenger side front fender, probably rust.

The door too, that whole side looks messed up. Might be worth looking at, but I wouldn't pay 11k for it.

This post was edited by XAndrewX on Jul 29 2013 06:27pm

I'd consider it except for one very important question... Why was the entire front end replaced?

You want the 351...I would recommend being very patient and finding a good base to rebuild from...what are you looking for from this mustang? (Project/ready to drive/daily?)

I'm in Houston too by the way. Buddy of mine has a 1970Fastback and its been a curse and money pit but still fun Etc.

Gonna be a daily driver, for sure. As long as it's drive-able, looks nice, I can deal with it. I'm not too knowledge knowing on cars, but I figured a classic car would be a good place to learn some here and there information.

Classic auto muscle/10