Cool maybe but not my flavor
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‘76 T-top Mustang II
- Thread starter Crochet556
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I had one sitting on a 1/58” round tube chassis with 14x32 slicks and a Cleveland headed stroked Windsor on alcohol. It would run back in the day.
It would be a fun project car to fix up and get running good. I like them.......
I wouldn't "restore it" as you'd never get your money back out. Just fix it up on a small budget and drive and enjoy.
Wish I had the time to do it.
I'd say $1500 - 3500 is more likely a reasonable price, depending on what it needs. Would have to see it in person,
Price guides I looked at have them for more, but they don't offer many choices for condition & options.
I wouldn't "restore it" as you'd never get your money back out. Just fix it up on a small budget and drive and enjoy.
Wish I had the time to do it.
I'd say $1500 - 3500 is more likely a reasonable price, depending on what it needs. Would have to see it in person,
Price guides I looked at have them for more, but they don't offer many choices for condition & options.
It's been awhile since I've seen one of these........Monza Spyder 2+2.
My father in law bleeds ford. He has close to 10 restored cars. 37 dodge truck, 55 Tbird, 66 fastback, 65 convert, 67 camaro and the list goes on. He was actually watching one of these on bring a tailor a few months back and bid on it. It was mint condition and sold for under 8k. In time for sure they will go up, but as someone said these are probably the least desirable right now.
Dude have you ever been to a drag strip?
You might change your mind.
Mthose little bastards run in the 8’s all day long in the 1320.
