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  • bamalama

    Nov. 22, 2008 11:12 p.m. bamalama New Reader

    integraguy wrote:

    Hey Duende,

    speaking of a 4 door Mustang...

    A few years ago, Mustangs and Fast Fords ran an article and pix about a LTD LX that a guy added the front clip of a "slant nose" Mustang to. It wasn't exactly a direct swap, but it can, and in his case, is/was doable.

    People liked that? I didn't care for it.

    The way to go is the LTD II front clip on a Fairmont Futura. It just looks right.

  • ignorant

    Nov. 23, 2008 7:11 a.m. ignorant SuperDork

    P71 wrote:

    They DID make a baby LTD Wagon. I used to have one...

    Mine was puke tan with the 3.3L I6 and an ATF-puking auto.

    I realize they never made a "5.0 LX" version, but that shouldn't stop you from making one of your own!

    faux woodgrain and a nasty boosted smallblock woul make that car awesome.

  • P71

    Nov. 23, 2008 9:42 a.m. P71 HalfDork

    I don't know if they ever came with wood? I never saw one, but it did seem like every single one ever made was that puke-tastic tan color. The turbo truck guys from Drag Week built up a Fairmont version (2-door) with a 5.3 LSx and a turbo and went 10's. That car was wicked!

  • Duende

    Nov. 23, 2008 10:31 a.m. Duende Reader

    Not too sure whether they came with wood either but I vaguely recall seeing one, whether it was stock or owner-added I've no idea.

    My wife has a better chance of understanding patina than woodgrain on a car...

  • Lugnut

    Nov. 23, 2008 3:16 p.m. Lugnut Reader

    With some good vinyl and the right mouldings, you can add wood to anything. Maybe I should design a wood kit for the GTO!

  • bamalama

    Nov. 23, 2008 3:31 p.m. bamalama New Reader

    Duende wrote:

    Not too sure whether they came with wood either but I vaguely recall seeing one, whether it was stock or owner-added I've no idea.

    My wife has a better chance of understanding patina than woodgrain on a car...

  • Duende

    Nov. 24, 2008 3:44 p.m. Duende Reader

    Doesn't get much more sleeperish than that... And so full of potential!

    They're not even extraordinarily heavy.

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