Would you?

dubtom

This Ladies and Gentlemen, according to a Mustang book that was gifted to me, is one of the most powerfull Mustangs ever made by the factory,.375 bhp, 427 super cobra jet.I had a look at this car last year and although I liked the idea of a 7 liter engine, the interior was a hideous green colour. Strangly since reading my new book it has become more attractive. I can't afford 18 1/2 grand sterling, not then and not now, but by jasus I love to get my hands on it for an afternoon, just to see what 375 feels like compared to a paltry but fun 177. I'd have to say that if I was in the postition I would buy the car just for the engine, I know that seems like lunacy, some people get their willys biggered (I just made that word up) I drive a V8:eek: same thing really. Would any of you forgo the looks for the engine, if say you didn't particularly like the car but wanted what was under the hood?

1275gt

i LOVE it. imagine seeing that yoke filling your rear view mirror shame about the really odd stripe (looks like the guy applying the sticker had a heart attack or just gave up when he got to the wing mirrors)

Eric318

I would not mind having my willy biggered for an afternoon, to see if I can manoeuver the bedroom doorway...

shagman

Why not stick a crate engine in your own or pull your current engine and rebuild it. 300+ HP is meant to be easily attainable from a rebuild with new cam intake manifold headers etc. It'd cost less and you wouldn't have to live with a green interior.

skibum

"Turning the key not only starts the engine, it awakens the God Of Thunder."

dubtom

shagman wrote:

Why not stick a crate engine in your own or pull your current engine and rebuild it. 300+ HP is meant to be easily attainable from a rebuild with new cam intake manifold headers etc. It'd cost less and you wouldn't have to live with a green interior.

I worry about changing sparkplugs,Shagman, I think an engine rebuild is over my head:p