rangerssteamtoys
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By By for now.Sorry guys, I havent given up steam completley but I have found a new thing that is alot better for the time being.
Its my first car, a 1967 ford mustang coupe. I'm going to be working on it for a while, may post up pics may not. 
I'll be on the forum sometimes just not alot. 
Some of you are sad I know but I have found something more rewarding .For the moment anyway. 
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Minor1PJG
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Ooh a Mustang. Does it need restoration?
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johnreid
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Please come around now and again, we will all be missing you.
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Nick
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You will be missed . But at least it's for a good reason! 
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MooseMan
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Don't forget us mate - keep checking in once in a while!
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Andy
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good luck with the progect and please come and vist
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Mamodman123
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The man bought a Ford so that's a thumbs up from me!
Enjoy working on it mate, but don't leave us 
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Les
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Good luck with your new endeavours.
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IndianaRog
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A '67 Mustang...how sweet. No wonder you have been missing in action...that is a great ride, good luck with bringing it back to condition. Sounds like something you and your dad can do together.
Have fun,
Roger
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Sandman
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Just don't forget us mate.
Keep us posted on your progress.
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TRAPPERKEEPER
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Re: By By for now. | rangerssteamtoys wrote: | Sorry guys, I havent given up steam completley but I have found a new thing that is alot better for the time being.
Its my first car, a 1967 ford mustang coupe. I'm going to be working on it for a while, may post up pics may not.
I'll be on the forum sometimes just not alot.
Some of you are sad I know but I have found something more rewarding .For the moment anyway. |
Post pics and vids of it running Ranger, we can compare  If its running yet that is  Definitely a great car
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flywheel61
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What a great choice, I hope you enjoy restoring it, come back and visit us with some pics.
Cheers
Chris
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Nick
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Put a steam engine in it!
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Mister Occlusion
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See you around, Ranger.
I didn't think you were anywhere near old enough to drive, or is this one of those Long Term projects?
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Mamodman123
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| Mister Occlusion wrote: | See you around, Ranger.
I didn't think you were anywhere near old enough to drive, or is this one of those Long Term projects? |
Its a Ford
He doesn't need an excuse
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johnreid
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Yes, it will take years to get it running dependably 
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redryder
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Enjoy the ride Ranger.
Best of luck with it.
Gil
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Nick
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| johnreid wrote: |
Yes, it will take years to get it running dependably |
Now you'll start a big riot with everyone! Rembember the Favorite Car thread?
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Mamodman123
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| johnreid wrote: |
Yes, it will take years to get it running dependably |
Ouch
Henry Ford the greatest American...
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TRAPPERKEEPER
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| johnreid wrote: |
Yes, it will take years to get it running dependably |
haha, 300,000 + miles and still running, mines 39 now
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Graham-Jilly
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hope you visit often mate and good luck with your project you will be missed
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toxx
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... sorry to see you go, mate!  Be sure to check back on us occasionally, hear?
Enjoy your Mustang - drive carefully, son!
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Mamodman123
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| TRAPPERKEEPER wrote: | | johnreid wrote: |
Yes, it will take years to get it running dependably |
haha, 300,000 + miles and still running, mines 39 now |
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rangerssteamtoys
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| Minor1PJG wrote: | | Ooh a Mustang. Does it need restoration? |
yes just a bit,
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TE1A_man
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| IndianaRog wrote: | A '67 Mustang...how sweet. No wonder you have been missing in action...that is a great ride, good luck with bringing it back to condition. Sounds like something you and your dad can do together.
Have fun,
Roger |
He should make it like my dads 67 mustang:
ford 460 cu.in V8 (step up from the stock 289 V8 )
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rangerssteamtoys
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| Mamodman123 wrote: | The man bought a Ford so that's a thumbs up from me!
Enjoy working on it mate, but don't leave us |
I like to not think of it as a ford, because I hate fords. When someone says "its a ford". I say "its not a ford its a mustang", a very big difference in my opinion.
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rangerssteamtoys
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| Mister Occlusion wrote: | See you around, Ranger.
I didn't think you were anywhere near old enough to drive, or is this one of those Long Term projects? |
I'm 14, by the time we have it fixed up perfect I wil be 15 or 16. Old enough for a learners permit(must have a parent) or a young adult drivers lisence(no parent needed, just cant do everything)
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rangerssteamtoys
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He should make it like my dads 67 mustang:
ford 460 cu.in V8 (step up from the stock 289 V8 )
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Very nice!!!!!!!
Mines not a fastback, just a coupe. But I think mine has a more piss offed appearence.
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johnreid
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We have our fun with the Ford Jokes, it doesnt matter the Tang is a cool car and should be a Chick Magnet which you will appreciate some day I am sure.
I hope it is one of those Father Son projects that so few get the privilege of doing anymore.
Please dont be a stranger we all like you so.
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Mamodman123
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| rangerssteamtoys wrote: | | Mamodman123 wrote: | The man bought a Ford so that's a thumbs up from me!
Enjoy working on it mate, but don't leave us |
I like to not think of it as a ford, because I hate fords. When someone says "its a ford". I say "its not a ford its a mustang", a very big difference in my opinion. |
Its a Ford :Dnothing wrong with a Ford
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James
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Ford make the best tractors
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Mamodman123
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| James wrote: | | Ford make the best tractors |
and cars
FACT!
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Nick
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Have you gotten anywhere on restoring it yet?
I'd like to see some pictures of it.
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toxx
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... naaa, the best cars are made by Zastava, the best tractors are by Kalinnin-Traktors.
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johnreid
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Nothing runs like a Deere
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Nick
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What about a Hoyt-Clagwell :
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James
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| johnreid wrote: | | Nothing runs like a Deere |
Apart from a Ford
John Deere tractors are alrate, but their combines... urgh! They're right cack, their top of the range model can't even pick up flat wheat!
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