I broke this car in under 3 weeks. Twisted the frame, crippled the quarter panels. Came stock with a cracked windshield and a loose transmission. Parts cost a lot, and it took a lot of gas. On the plus side, with electrics old cars are new problems instead of old head aches, if you're willing to do some work and have access to a machine shop.

I have a 1966 Mustang. It is a 2 door coupe (Olympic White) with a black vinyl hard top rook. Classic look for a classic car. This car is my Baby. I love the way it looks, drives, handles, and everything else about it. What is not to love about a classic car. The car floats a bit over 100, but that was just a learning experience. The car is great on fuel, but it does burn a bit of oil (as to be expected). My only wish is that the car had seat belts in the back seat but those are coming very soon. My dream car! What more can I say.