[ogre]

at least that one ^^ has blended the styles gracefully not

come on man!

[Job~Rated]

Not too sure about this either...

[Custom10]

Originally Posted by Job~Rated

Were do you find these aborations? is the UK on a styling boycott? lol the vette is just plain nuts, just when I thought we saw the worst already

Actaully that little truckstang is kinda cool IMO

[Job~Rated]

Originally Posted by Custom10

Were do you find these aborations?

The Vette-thing is in America.

[boothboy]

I'm saving up for one of these.

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by Job~Rated

Not too sure about this either...

I seriously doubt this was a Shelby when he started though. They made 600,000 of those in 66 I don't think making a Ranchero out of one of them is breaking many hearts. Honestly, I think they did a spectacular job! It looks like Henry made it. I would personally have left off all the Shelby stuff because it becomes unbelievable at that point. If he would have made it with stock wheel covers and more of a strippo like a real Ranchero would likely have been it would be cooler but that's just my opinion.

Brian

[Custom10]

Originally Posted by boothboy

I'm saving up for one of these.

Make sure to get one with deep tint windows so know one can see you.

Reminds me of that joke:

What do a mo-peds and over weight women have in common?

[matt167]

Originally Posted by Job~Rated

Not too sure about this either...

They were done by a conversion company in the 70's.

[TexasDave]

[John long]

AW COME ON MAN......

[boothboy]

Originally Posted by matt167

They were done by a conversion company in the 70's.

Possibly but did you notice the European licence plate?
Saying that Galpin Ford in Sepulvida, Ca. did things like this when the mustangs first. I was working at a Ford dealership about 10 miles away and was aware of some of the stuff they did. Mustangs with rumble seats and sunroofs were just a couple of things I saw.

[matt167]

Originally Posted by boothboy

Possibly but did you notice the European licence plate?
Saying that Galpin Ford in Sepulvida, Ca. did things like this when the mustangs first. I was working at a Ford dealership about 10 miles away and was aware of some of the stuff they did. Mustangs with rumble seats and sunroofs were just a couple of things I saw.

Could have possibly been imported. To be honest, I did not notice the plate.

I'v seen a Mustang skinned Ranchero and other than a couple small details, you can't tell it's not a Mustang

[boothboy]

Originally Posted by matt167

Could have possibly been imported. To be honest, I did not notice the plate.

I'v seen a Mustang skinned Ranchero and other than a couple small details, you can't tell it's not a Mustang

Looking a little closer all the cars have European plates. British I believe.
Looking even closer maybe the Union Jack flying from numerous antennas might have been a clue! Pip, pip and all that rot!

[Job~Rated]

Jolly good show, what?

Yes, those are British plates on the 'Stang.

[Job~Rated]