My goodness gracious

From 19 on, had:

'68 hardtop;
'89 GT (off lot)
'90 GT Conv. (2 yr used off lot)
'65 Conv (fully restored w Dad, every single piece assembled, great memory)
'01 GT Conv

Loved the 'Stang. I wish I had my '65 too (unfortunately sold it to some guy shipping it to Norway to pay for new minivan for family).

 

Friend of mine here has a restored 66 Canary Yellow Convertible that is hands down the prettiest car I've ever seen

 

I need a towel.

 

I've come back around to the idea that maybe the Bullitt car - perfectly badass, perfectly understated - may be the Platonic ideal of the form.

 

Bingo.
Not a fan of the new Bullitts.
It's just not the same.

 

I think that's in the running for the sexiest machine ever made.

 

1) No Suzyn Waldman? I was looking around for Roger Clemens.
2) Z. Not Z-28. Just Z. All day. Never a Mustang. (Flame away ... )

 

Sorry, I vote:

 

Can usually hear them before you see them.

"Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."

He was talking about Mustangs, right?

 

When I was in high school, we had a 64 1/2 hardtop that I got to drive once in a while.

In 1998, I bought a green 6-cylinder.

Since 2000, I’ve had a ‘98 Cobra convertible.

The 64 1/2 was the best.

 

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