Put something else built by Ford in the Mustang and you have a Forducken. 
There's no doubt, these two belong together.
The rig turned quite a few heads at the show.
Our 1973 Ford ramp truck spent this past Saturday at the 22nd annual Ford and Mustang Roundup Presented by NPD in Silver Springs, Florida. Perched on top was our project Shelby GT350 which has been featured in our sister magazine, Classic Motorsports.
While we were there, we had the pleasure of being featured in a video by Nostalgic Radio and Cars. Sit back, relax, and meet our Fords.
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Put something else built by Ford in the Mustang and you have a Forducken.
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Then they should drive through some water, preferably a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion.
That way, they can have a Ford in their Ford, atop their Ford while they ford a fjord.
Mike wrote: In reply to Type Q: Then they should drive through some water, preferably a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion. That way, they can have a Ford in their Ford, atop their Ford while they ford a fjord.
Get this guy behind the wheel.
4cylndrfury wrote:Mike wrote: In reply to Type Q: Then they should drive through some water, preferably a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion. That way, they can have a Ford in their Ford, atop their Ford while they ford a fjord.
Yup.
Is there room in the truck for one more?
I am rarely disappointed in where this forum can take a thread.
So Ford and Ford in a Ford, towing a Ford while trying to Ford in a Fjord?
Colt Ford Approves!
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