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my reason for asking is was watching the car show the other night with my son.he has loved cars since he was a little boy he's grown now and still loves cars this his dream car he was a good kid now he is a fine man if i could i'd give it to him so whats your dream car 
Or a bunch of dead exiled bodies right Zu?!
Cause she could end up in the trunk too?!
Lantec: I knew I like you for some reason. True Blue Oval fan here also. I've got a '97 Mustang GT currently and have the rights to my Father-in-Laws '86 T-top GT when he feels he can't handle it anymore. The '97 was the first car I HAD to have and it only had 17 miles on it when I bought it. Now its got 181,000 + and still kicking. I love the old mare.
I'm currently rollin' in a 2007 Fusion after my 1994 Thunderbird finally died after 775,000 miles Messiah.
Being that you're a Blue Oval fan, you should recognize the car in Reply #3!
I had a beige one with wood grain interior. My favorite car I ever owned and I have had alot of em.
i hear you cp nothing like a good ride lantec your wife is a woman after my own heart love that car 
1985 Probe V
Interesting note about Ford concept vehicles: They all actually worked. Most concepts are pushed around, Ford drives 'em into the shows and onto the stage.
Spoken as only a true fan of the Blue Oval can!
That is a 1985 Ford Probe V Ghia concept you smart ass bastard you!
The concept was tangible due to it being their best wind-tunnel design for testing wind co-efficiencies, resistance and aerodynamic drag!
Cplair...I love you. I had a '68 as well. 383 big block, 650 Holley, mmmmmm.....oh, my. We got her up to 140 mph at 3/4 throttle, and she wanted more. I thought it was enough. If I could find another, I would take it. 
10% reduction from the Probe IV.
A proper car:-
Bentley Speed Six in British racing green, sigh...
You mean a 'lorry' ....;)
Did I mention my cousin owns Nuvolari's GP Alfa?
Mine would be a 1954 MGTC, also British Racing Green, what else?
Had a '61 Triumph Spitfire and later a '69 MGB, love them 2 seaters and an engine you could actually work on!!
YeeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
I was running pretty much the same specs ImStein!
You got yours up to 140 and she has 150 on the speedometer running stock! And God help you if you beefed her up!
It couldn't be a '67 or a '69 either! To me 1968 was the best year for the Charger hands down!
My old girl was Burgundy with a Black vinyl top, I named her Cha-Cha! I blew her up while kickin' the hell out of a Pantera!
Steve, you know your stuff brother! That was the exact statistical differential!
Just like the one I had when I was 19 years old. 1967 chevelle SS 396. Paid $750 for it in 1972. They go for about 35 Grand now!
A funny yet true story about my 1968 Charger:
My Aunt and Uncle were picking my Grandmother up to go to a church event. But when they arrived, my Uncle caught a flat on his Mercury Monarch.
Time was short so the folks asked me to borrow my ’68 Charger. Of course I told them don’t forget to put gas in her and tossed them the keys.
I looked out the window at these old fogies getting in my precious race car and was thinking how totally ridiculous they looked.
Next I heard the engine start up because it shook the entire neighborhood and then my tires screeching down the street and around the corner.
My folks got back about 4 hours later so I asked my Uncle, didn’t you scare the hell out of Mom’s when you took off burning rubber like that?
My Uncle just laughed, flashed me a quick grin and said, Curtis that was your Grandmother driving!
My Grandmother had a '72 "Heavy Chevy" with the TJ400. She could make it MOVE and had no problems doing it. 
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my lips are sealed 
you're welcome they are good memories yes
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