Damn it, that is handsome. The best my uncle ever had was a '68 Shelby Mustang GT350
I love the way it just roars, and the looks you get when you're in it. Fucking awsm, too bad he's getting rid of it soonDesertFox- wrote:
Damn it, that is handsome. The best my uncle ever had was a '68 Shelby Mustang GT350
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Last edited by FrankieSpankie3388 (2009-05-04 18:37:08)
Keep i in a cool, dry place. You should probably fill it up with fluid, which you'll have to junk once you want it to start. Manually turn the crank every once in a while to prevent solidifying.FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
Actually since you made this topic for questions, I'd like to see if I'll get a response. I have 2 Chevy Caprices but one of the bodies are pretty much totaled. The engine and transmission both work fine so I figured in the summer I was going to strip it of what it's worth and junk the body and frame. I was going to remove the transmission and engine but was wondering if I had to do anything special to store it. I know you should turn a car on every week or two to keep everything moving in there but if it's taken out of the car, I obviously can't do that. Does anybody know what else I'll have to do to it?
thats my dream car.
