My grandpa bought a mustang in 1965 for like $2K. When he sold it in 1985 for

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Aug 3, 2023
11:35:13am

Acorn All-American

My grandpa bought a mustang in 1965 for like $2K. When he sold it in 1985 for

something like $6,000, he couldn't stop talking about how he used it for 20 years and got more money for it after using it than what he paid for. Still makes me smile. The most frugal human being I have ever met.

The mustang had like 200,000 miles on it.

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Some Mustangs from last night. His and hers Grabber Orange.

SierraCoug All-American

8/3/23 11:26am

Thanks for the new threads on these!

shimmy

8/3/23 11:27am

Biggest car mistake I ever made was not buying a Mustang in HS. I had the money

Nat Gas Man

8/3/23 11:31am

Biggest car mistake I ever made was selling my '65 mostly restored 302 after

8/3/23 11:35am

I had my eye on a ‘69 Mach 1 w/ 429. $2500. Used cars in ‘73 were cheap. Today

Nat Gas Man

8/3/23 11:44am

My grandpa bought a mustang in 1965 for like $2K. When he sold it in 1985 for

Acorn

8/3/23 11:35am

Heh. Except $2k in 1965 was almost $7k in 1985

supertux

8/3/23 11:43am

Less 200,000 miles.

Acorn

8/3/23 11:47am

I've had Mustangs for a long time

8/3/23 12:05pm

I bought a 2005 GT convertible when they came out in 2004. Fun times

Nat Gas Man

8/3/23 12:07pm

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