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<p><strong>Wow great show, I gotta try and make that one next year. Hmm..my fav is easy the 72 340 Cuda I had the same car in blue...non mopar is easy the 72442.<br>Great pics Bernard...<img height="24" src="http://mmb.maverick.to/images/smilies/camera.gif" width="28" alt="image"><br><br><br><br><br>DON</strong></p>
<blockquote> <strong class="quote-title">twinny4 wrote:</strong> <hr><font color="#0000FF" size="4">This is one interesting looking car. What is it? <br><br><img alt="image" src="http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d10/bernardkappesjr/Car%20Show/IMG_0486.jpg"><br><br> Great show. I enjoyed the pics! <br><br><br> ~Karen</font></blockquote><strong>The Ford Model T pictured is circa 1914 or '15, and has got a custom made aftermarket wooden body on it, that was not manufactured bythe Ford Motor Company..........<br><br>Back in those days, Ford supplied the "T" front end, fenders, and chassis, you supplied the aftermarket rear body or whatever, as FoMoCo was notbuilding trucks per se at that time.........<br><br>I agree that that one would be called a "Depot Hack".........<br><br>I see that you posted a sh!tload more pix Bernard, cool.........</strong><br><br>
How can a person not love the old iron.. Thanks for sharing your day with us.. Outstanding pictures..<br><br>bill k
Bernard,<br><br>That looks like a great show. There was a little bit of something for everyone! <br><br>Next weekend in the Lead East Show. Are you familiar with that one and are you going?<br><br>Bob Jordan
The Mustang II is a 1975 Ghia, Cali. Car. That's what the Lady who owns it said. I thought it was a 1978 too. Just a Beautiful example of the car. It wasmy favorite of the show! How many do you see? No not going to the Lead East show. Have been there before, nice cars, but i didn't really like the show.Next really big one for me is, September 18 weekend, Wildwood Car Show, on the Boardwalk. Almost 5 miles of cars. Get ready to walk. Might do Lynnhurst, again,this weekend. Show was cut in half, this pass weekend, because of the Giants and Jets game. 3 days this Labor Day Weekend Car Show.
<strong>What a boatload of pics! I enjoyed them... thanks, Bernard!<br><br>I used to own one just like this car back in the late '70s.. a '78 Mustang II Hatchback with a V6 engine<br><img src="http://images.yuku.com/image/pjpeg/4be159ade745aef763d640baa2539b9e93ddf59.pjpg" alt="image"><br><br><br>It's good to see a Mustang II in any show. That black one is killer. You don't see them on the road anymore.<br><br></strong>
WOW!!!! <img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/eek.gif" alt="image"> What an INCREDIBLE show!! So many favorites there, Idon't know where to start!<br><br>Thanks, Bernard, for going to the trouble of posting ALL those pics - I sure appreciated it!<br><br>Greg
Michael: I don't think that is black on the M-II. The original color was a midnight blue. Very, very dark. I remember this combo because after I got my 75M-II, my Dad was looking at a Ghia like this one, same color combo. They truly ARE one of the rarest of Mustangs on the road. You just never see them anymore!
<strong>You're right, Bruce. I forget they are actually dark midnight blue. I remember when strolling thru the Ford showroom back then. I recall theluxurious '78 Thunderbirds were built with the exact same color combo as the Mustang II Ghias. Yes, they are very rare which was why my heart jumped a beatwhen I saw these pics here. *sigh* <img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/ohwell.gif" alt="image"></strong>
man...some smokin rids in there..thanks!!