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I placed the Mustang for sale today on the VMF Classifieds and in the Autotrader for next week. The tax man cometh, and he's carrying a VERY big stick. Were trying to taking a proactive stance by selling our beloved toys to avoid selling off our very depressed stock at fractions of what we paid for it.
I'm trying to keep a good attitude about this, I love Classic Mustangs so much, just talking about them and looking at them is almost enough for me. Even still, I will truly miss my Mustang, it is after all my favorite year, color, and body style. But, there have been many Mustangs in my past and there will be many more in my future, after all I'm only 27. I console myself with the thoughts of buying an early fastback rolling chassis (I have a used,but good 289 drive line in the garage) within the next year or so and tinker with that until I can afford to buy what I really want, a show worthy early Real GT Convertible.
Thanks for listening, your friend in Mustangs,
http://www.bluefinger.net/my025.jpg
Jason
Formerly Bluestangcom
"Got gas?"
Vintage Burgundy'66 Conv. 289 & C4. GT-ized
Strawberry/Silver '91GT
Guards Red 2000 Porsche Boxster
http://www.bluestang.com
I'm trying to keep a good attitude about this, I love Classic Mustangs so much, just talking about them and looking at them is almost enough for me. Even still, I will truly miss my Mustang, it is after all my favorite year, color, and body style. But, there have been many Mustangs in my past and there will be many more in my future, after all I'm only 27. I console myself with the thoughts of buying an early fastback rolling chassis (I have a used,but good 289 drive line in the garage) within the next year or so and tinker with that until I can afford to buy what I really want, a show worthy early Real GT Convertible.
Thanks for listening, your friend in Mustangs,
http://www.bluefinger.net/my025.jpg
Jason
Formerly Bluestangcom
"Got gas?"
Vintage Burgundy'66 Conv. 289 & C4. GT-ized
Strawberry/Silver '91GT
Guards Red 2000 Porsche Boxster
http://www.bluestang.com