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originally posted in:The Garage
7/10/2017 7:42:35 PM
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If you're looking to buy a fully restored classic then yeah, prepare to empty the savings account. However there are ways to get started on a budget. Look for less popular bodies, opt for a 4 door Impala instead of the 2 door. I like seeing a car that I either have never seen before or rarely see. I can't even remember the last time I saw a Mustang II.
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Any mustang is good. That market hasnt kicked off as much where I live and you can get decent condition 8cylinder mustang (pre 80's) for under 30k.
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Dude, come to nebraska, that's all we have here mostly 63 Bel airs, 72 mach 1s, 71 roadrunners, Ford galaxy's that's bout it
