And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
That's MY ride right there, exactly. If I had ample coin that would be in my possession immediately. 1969, red on black, cragars, 428cj, 4 sp, posi, all mint, matching numbers, $100k
Unbelievable beautiful car. I had a 65 with a 289 and 3 speed. Nowhere near what this car is but I loved it. I still have a Mustang. My daughter’s first car. And she loves it.
That's MY ride right there, exactly.
ReplyDeleteIf I had ample coin that would be in my possession immediately.
1969, red on black, cragars, 428cj, 4 sp, posi, all mint, matching numbers, $100k
And to think we beat these like rented mules back in high school...
DeleteIn the Northeast, rust claimed many cars. New Chevy Vegas would rust on the showroom floor.
DeleteWe gave our 68 GT390 fastback to the son , bout three years ago...
DeleteCould be a Boss 302?....
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable beautiful car. I had a 65 with a 289 and 3 speed. Nowhere near what this car is but I loved it. I still have a Mustang. My daughter’s first car. And she loves it.
ReplyDeleteI saw an electric Mustang today...
ReplyDeleteLove that car. My current ride is a 2019 Mustang GT convertible, most fun car I ever had, dead reliable, too. Electric Mustangs are not Mustangs imho
ReplyDeletePusstangs or Poontangs
DeleteAn original Mustang with a 289/3 speed is ALL YOU NEED to get into serious trouble. Don't ask how I know this........
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