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1978738_10203406949003106_15510641_n.jpg cops.jpg67 Belair survivor, 90% original paint, some rust through in a few spots, 118,000 original miles. 283/Glide that still runs like a top. I usually only put about 2500-3000 miles on it a year. Just need to do an oil change and lube and it's ready to go for another season. Wish it was a 2 door sedan with a big block 4 speed but those are too rich for my blood. ;)
 
I have a 1989 Mustang LX 5.0L in the garage that I factory ordered with every option possible. About the only thing left of the drive train that is stock is the short block and differential. Right now it is a work in progress that I have been ignoring for a few years. I'm taking it from being supercharged back to naturally aspirated.

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Original 327-340 hp - 4-speed.
 
Took mine out of the garage yesterday to go to the discount pet food store (that trunk holds a LOT of 1/2 price cat food), Home Depot, and the grocery.

Got the thumbs up from a lady in a huge red hat driving a mid 60's Galaxie convertible.
Not sure how her hat was staying on.

87 degrees in central FL and fairly humid. Good thing the AC works.

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Took mine out of the garage yesterday to go to the discount pet food store (that trunk holds a LOT of 1/2 price cat food), Home Depot, and the grocery.

Got the thumbs up from a lady in a huge red hat driving a mid 60's Galaxie convertible.
Not sure how her hat was staying on.

87 degrees in central FL and fairly humid. Good thing the AC works.

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73? or 74?

73

60,500 miles

318

3rd owner

Born a "stripper" without carpet, but with AC!

Most all mods are actually available options for 1973.

Road Runner hood
Rallye wheels
Rallye mirrors
Bucket seats
"Buddy seat" armrest
Sebring Plus door panels
Tuff steering wheel
Cassette "pod"

Have RR "machine gun" exhaust tips and complete power window setup as well.
 
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Looks fun.

Unfortunately "motorcycle season" looks to be winding down here.

Fairly violent rain this morning.

Might get another week of riding though.

Sure would like to take my new (to me) Sporty to work 23 miles away without worrying if I'll get soaked on the way home.
 
A couple of Mustangs. One is a Steeda Q335 and the other is a n '89 LX 5.0L I factory ordered. The '89 has been heavily modified and the Steeda is just the way it came new from the Ford dealer.
 

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A couple of Mustangs. One is a Steeda Q335 and the other is a n '89 LX 5.0L I factory ordered. The '89 has been heavily modified and the Steeda is just the way it came new from the Ford dealer.
 

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