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Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 17 2007 10:02:52

Kryten

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Ex member here, looking to come back into the folk soon after a long period away due to ill health. As a result of this though, Im having a big clearout and breaking up my 76 Mustang II - due to serious tinworm, a lack of time and the desire to get something else that is actually on the road!

It's a 2.8 v6 - 4 speed manual, Coupe (not Ghia)

Lots (and lots) of bits for sale, mostly in reasonable condition except for the usual panels.
Will be looking to start Ebaying shortly but have to scavange through and start cataloging them first!

So if anyone wants to purchase anything or has any questions, just drop me an email. Buyer will need to collect - Im based in Thurrock, Essex.

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 17 2007 10:56:51

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welcome back and hope everything goes to plan too for yers...

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 17 2007 16:26:17

Kryten

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Cheers DJ - Things are starting to come back on track now, thank god :-)
Looking forward to the August shows, and hoping to have a car before then!

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 18 2007 0:53:27

art b

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welcome back fella, hope things get better for ya in the near future........

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 18 2007 1:35:16

prezaaci

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Hope your Illness is well behind you mate, why not put details in Classified

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 19 2007 13:28:46

BKM

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Ayups, welcome back to the fold.
Nice to see an old handle on here again! (scuse the expression mate

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 22 2007 12:10:42

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welcome back

1985 time ,i had 10 year old 1975 5 liter mustang ghia 11
(mi first yank),
swopped a 1975 xj6 4.2 jag fer it ,
(jag cost me £550 18 month earlier)
that was full o'tin worm then

(worse than jag)
suprises me that thes any mustang 11 lasted this long

part exed it 2 month later fer £550 fer me next yank

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RE: Breaking : 76 Mustang II - Jul. 23 2007 16:16:35

Kryten

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Cheers for the kind words folks :)
Hoping to be back behind the wheel sometime in August - getting a 3.4L 95 Camaro off a mate (Black, T-tops), hopefully in time for the August / Sept shows - not that the car itself is show worthy :-).

Paints a little tired, theres a couple of dings need sorting and it needs a damn good clean inside and out, but otherwise its ok. More to the point its drivable, and what does need doing is relatively minor.

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