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Question for the Ford guys.

Discussion in 'Open Community Forum' started by MarshallOne, Dec 7, 2004.

  1. MarshallOne

    MarshallOne Member

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    I know in the mopar camp our little turbododge cars get absolutely no respect. How do you Ford guys feel about our little cars? I get the feeling that some (one) don't respect them at all. I say some because I was talking to a guy with a shelby mustang, I asked him a question,(yes it was a legitimate question not a smart alecky comment), can't remember what it was, he asked if I had a shelby I said yes a GLHS. He then treated me like I had the plague. Not trying to start a mud flinging contest. Just asking a question. I personally love all Mopars no matter what year. I personally would kill for a 65 Mustang 2+2 red on red or any shelby automobile.
     
  2. GT40

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    i believe CS said cars were made to be driven.
    if you enjoy your GLHS then be happy
    i think it is such a joke, the guys with the replicas looking down their noses at the kit cars and fabricated cars
    wasn't the SC Cobra the original kit car?
    Carroll stuffing a ford motor into a little AC body?
    at least you have an original
    i know in the GT40 world, most of their "original" replicas have 15" wheels
    on all 4 corners, not even close unless they are 10.30 front and 13.5 rear.
    be happy with your original
    the 4 cyl 2.3 turbocharged Ford is capable of 417 hp
    unless u go to 351 or larger SB u have all the power you need
    the BB fords weigh a half a ton and produce massive power, but
    who wants to drive all that weight around? :whistle:
     
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  3. R. La Barre

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    It upsets me to hear the type of reaction you received is still around, but it should really not surprise anyone. There is a good amount of 'snobbery' among collecters of high performance cars. I concur w/ your first respondant; if you enjoy the car, that's what matters. If we should meet at a SAAC gathering I'd admire your GLHS as much as any other Shelby product at the event.
     

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