Ford Mustangs

buttsoirl

hi all,

I have seen a few mustangs for sale around the place, but I am looking for one very special type. A 1967 Ford mustang fastback....

if anybody has spotted one or knows somebody with one for sale give us a shout

buttso@gmail.com

cheers

qazz

check this site:
http://www.classiccarsireland.nl/autos_list_merk.asp?merk=mustang

or www.ebay.co.uk

ie: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ford-Mustang-Fastback-390GT-1967_W0QQitemZ290088973169QQihZ019QQcategoryZ18301QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

eamon234

Are there any RHD Mustangs about? I hear it's possible to get them from Australia - I have a serious aversion to LHD cars I just can't get used to them!

PaulK_CCI

I would have an excellent source of Ford Mustangs here in the Netherlands. A guy that specialises in good to very good/mint Fastbacks and Convertibles, with the occasional coupe if it's good enough...

On the website there's only a few, this guy has many more in stock or underway, I just can't put them all on the website... So contact me with your specific requirement and I can see what he has.

eamon234 wrote:

Are there any RHD Mustangs about? I hear it's possible to get them from Australia - I have a serious aversion to LHD cars I just can't get used to them!

There are RHD Mustangs about. I know there was a white standard coupe roaming around the "For Sale" circuit, I think it was on carzone.ie . The owner was looking for 31.000 euro's or something :eek: whereas a standard good condition LHD coupe (in white) would generally be around 13-16k. For that sort of money I could get you a pristine (!!) Fastback or a Shelby replica...

mustang68

You can get RHD Mustangs from Australia, but for some reason, I don't think I'd be happy with an Australian Mustang, to me its an American car, anyway

I don't have problems with the LHD in dublin, have you had problems before with LHD? The very occasional time, when a bus stops in front of me, it can be a little tricky to sneak around it. Think of it like a bike, or a motorbike, you put yourself in that position on the road and drive normally.

What does annoy the hell out of me with a LHD car is when your sitting at lights, the pedestrians are looking in your window, it can sometimes be a bit like "Dawn of the Dead", instead of the mindless chant of "brains...brains..." all I hear is "Mustang......mustang..."

buttsoirl

cheers for that lads, although 30k plus range is sorta out of my reach for the moment, but I have over the last year seen a lot of mustangs in the 13-16 range like Paul K CCI had said... now if I could get one of those bad boys I would be a happy chappy....

Dades

eamon234 wrote:

I have a serious aversion to LHD cars I just can't get used to them!

Just curious - are you left handed? I read somewhere that lefties don't adapt as quick to a LHD changeover. I prefer driving LHD in the city personally.

mustang68 wrote:

What does annoy the hell out of me with a LHD car is when your sitting at lights, the pedestrians are looking in your window, it can sometimes be a bit like "Dawn of the Dead", instead of the mindless chant of "brains...brains..." all I hear is "Mustang......mustang..."

What you need to do is to turn your windscreen washer jets to point at pedestrians.
That should scatter any gawkers/undead.

corktina

LHD is just great....puts a real thril into your journey everytime you overtake a truck:)