[Guest]

What are the different classes for Mustangs at the Fab. Fords Forever show?? Do they have an "under construction" class?? Thanks!!

 

[ShanMan]

I sure hope so....in fact, I am hoping for a 20 footer class!

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66' Vintage Burgundy C-code, coupe
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[autoxsteve]

Their website contains the registration form. Classes are only listed by make/year of vehicle. No further grades are shown.

FFF website is: http://www.bossman-motorsports.com/fff/fff.html







Steve Leslie, 65 coupe in restoration. 302, toploader, A/C, disc brakes, bench seat

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[bosscars]

Steve is right - they park you according to make and year. PLEASE bring your car if it is under construction. Quite frankly, I get more of kick out of seeing under construction cars and talking with the owners then the endless miles of "perfect" paint jobs, concours engine compartments, and interiors you can't sit in.....

randy

p.s. I am hoping to bring my racecar there (project 65 X-tremestang) even though it will not be completely finished....

Any volunteers to drive The Boss for me.....?


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[ShanMan]

You ARE kidding aren't you?

Shannon a.k.a. The ShanMan! /forums/images/icons/cool.gif
66' Vintage Burgundy C-code, coupe
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[Dean_T]

If you register a Fairmont you're tossed in with "other". Is that any way to treat a design that was the basis of six other Fords, one who still uses some components of the original design today (can we say 2001 Mustang?)?

Oh, the ignominy of it all

Dean T

Shikatta Ga Nai - "It cannot be helped"

 

[Guest]

I'LL DRIVE THE BOSS!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the posts, and the encouragement!! See ya there!!

65 coupe 302
(rebuilding a 351W)