DONT BE A D*CK !??!!?!?!?

[popeye1978]

When you say "lifted vehicle", do you mean what we used to say in California "jacked up", where the front is low, and the rear is lifted/jacked-up? That was a fad in California also. In fact, I still like it myself, if not done to the extreme.

I mean taking a car body & putting it on a truck chassis with large tires ... now that I think about it, maybe the granddaddy to today's donks.

 

[olds307 and 403]

More off topic rambling,

People like small Ford cars like mustangs, falcons and pickups.

People like GM and Chrysler anything.

But mid size Ford cars just don't seem to be popular. Not many Torino's around. It seems like past 68 ish the interest in mid size Ford stuff evaporated. It's not until the Fairmont in the late 70's that people started to get back into Ford sedan stuff and I attribute that to fox body arcetecture.

We owned a Ford Fairmont and Mercury Zephyr. Two of the worst cars our family ever owned. Rough riding, use to an Oldsmobile and just unreliable junk. The V6 seized in day 3 of ownership of the Zephyr. I never liked the boxy Fox body Mustang and when I found out these were the same cars underneath, yeah would never own one ever. There is a reason I am an Oldsmobile fan, their well built cars and super reliable V8 were head and shoulders above this garbage.

 

[L92 OLDS]

There's probably one ford I would have back in 69, and that would be the Ford Fairlane notchback Cobra with a 428 and 4 on the floor.

Wow, beautiful classic Ford design. If it was mine I would be proud.

 

[motorheadmike]

I hate how much I love these cars:

 

[81cutlass]

To add to Mike's point

This with like a newer 4v 4.6 or 5.4 out of lincoln would be hard to say no to.