Proof that Mustangs and Camaro's can coexist... sort of

[dron_jones]

Thanks everyone for the kind words. Old mustangs actually started my love for the new generation, the 68 is the second one I bought. The first was a 69 coupe. I've had many other older cars though two 1954 f100's, a 56 f100, a 69 firebird convertible, a 76 f150 highboy. The old cars are great because they have so much style and character but there is something to be said for the turn key reliability of today's cars. Anyone who has owned old cars knows that evertime you turn the key there is a fleeting moment of worry that the car won't start. Lots of people who look at these cars will say "the don't make em like they used to" to which my reply is thank god. It blows my mind to see how far this mustang has come in only 50 years.

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[Tank]

It's how the car speaks to me.

[MENTION=16326]nastang87xx[/MENTION] gets the quote of the day award:first:

 

[cjgt350]

This will be the GT350's stable mate once it is finished. And yes it will be faster on the track (the kind with turns) than the GT350.

 

[eric n]

GREAT looking cars.

 

[jlwdvm]

...and Firebirds too.

 

[BSheppard]

My GT350 shares the garage with both a Z06 and a Viper....

I'm sure everyone gets along.

 

[5.0 435]

Ever since the 05 mustang came out I've been into mustangs again. I've always liked the 65 fastback - 70 fastback. They nailed the design again for 2015. Love your choice of cars for sure.
Just last year this 69 pro touring Camaro was a bunk mate to a Shelby or two. Sold both cars however.

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