Since I just bought a new camera, I figure I'll share a few pics. The car's mostly stock, I just thought some of the pictures came out pretty well.

 

Looks good, that last pic is great.

 

car looks great

 

nice

i need to take new pics of my car with different scenery..

 

wow, great to see a 7 and a classic mustang (the only great mustangs ever, is that a 65 or a 66? beauts the both of them

 

How big are your rims?

 

66 stang. It has the fingers on the side! I had a 65! Great cars got to love the 289's engine compartment!

 

Thanks for the comments guys.

Yeah, it's a '66. A few months ago I wouldn't have known a '66 from a '72, but a friend just bought the one in the pic, so I'm learning... it's a 289, 2-barrel, with a 3-speed (he wanted a 4-speed, but at least it's not auto). All original, 70kmiles, and not in bad condition (for a 40 year-old car). The positive camber on the front wheels is a little goofy though . Surprisingly, it weighs 2800lb - same as mine! With a few power, suspension, and reliability mods it should be pretty quick.

Oh, and my rims are 17".

 

Very beautiful Pics and even more beautifully kept car.

My compliments.

 

I like the wheels on the FD... what are they?

And nice Mustang! I had a '66 just like that once! 3-speed and all... Same color too

 

Car looks great.

 

nice car man... I love the red Maybe it's because I'm biased since I have a red one too... Love your car though. Nice. I like the 17's too. Never thought I would, since I love how the 18's look. But they look sweet too... what kind are those?

 

On his site, he listed 17" Antera Wheels.


I don't care if they aren't Volks, Racing Harts, or whatever. Those look damn nice on that car!

 

Beautiful car and beautiful area. I almost drove my FD out there last summer but she was only half way through the vac hose replacement.

 

so clean... i like

 

Thanks Mahjik.

The wheels were on the car when I bought it. Info from the previous owner was that they were put on soon after the car was originally bought from the dealer. Thus, they are from the same era as the car so they don't stand out as much as modern, more hard-edged, wheels (IMO). They go well with the curviness of the car's lines (also IMO).

Of course, I could just be rationalizing since I don't want to spend the $$$ for new wheels .

Thanks again for all the comments.

 

Looks beautifull, I love seeing well kept RX-7's like yours, good job man, enjoy it.