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Bhudgins said:
I know and dude in the add says his son had it built

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That dude is an asshole, he even admits that he dosnt need his son anymore since he left for college. I mean come on man, that's harsh.
 
doc said:
I like it, in a hinky way...
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Yeah and to get kinky you gotta be desperate and it's gotta be cheap.
I'm not desperate but for 2k. I might ask for a quick spin.
When I look at it all I see is the child of a Ltd and Continental.
Is it as big as it looks? Seems bigger than an old Tbird.
 
WARRIORWELDING said:
Yeah and to get kinky you gotta be desperate and it's gotta be cheap.
I'm not desperate but for 2k. I might ask for a quick spin.
When I look at it all I see is the child of a Ltd and Continental.
Is it as big as it looks? Seems bigger than an old Tbird.
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Yeah quite a bit smaller than a t bird


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Tradarcher said:
Narrow 9" rear with disk brakes, maybe?
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iirc, the lincoln versailles came with a 9" and disc brakes, the granada's rich brother
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doc said:
Never even considered a Grenada, but a manual trans behind a V8 can change an opinion. Just different enough to be fun.
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65-73Mustang, 71-79 Maverick and 75-80 Grenada were same base structure, all available with 302, also available with 3-4spd as factory option, not many manual trans Mavericks and Grenadas were out there, but they were a blast to drive
 
Blkvoodoo said:
65-73Mustang, 71-79 Maverick and 75-80 Grenada were same base structure, all available with 302, also available with 3-4spd as factory option, not many manual trans Mavericks and Grenadas were out there, but they were a blast to drive
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Growing up with early Mustangs, the only thing a Grenada offered was some donor discs...but damn do I like this car.
 
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