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05-02-2002, 10:00 PM
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LOL. Yeah, the notch is pretty sleek and smooth. That's why they called it a notch. As in notchy. As in, not smooth.
The dated boxy style of the Fox body. Ummm... it is a style that's 15 years old. I would think it would probably appear a little dated. The coupe is very dated as well, and the completely erratic style to it was poorly designed. Last time I checked, the 1965 Mustang also appears a little dated, lol. 302 LX Eric I never said they were plentiful at any time. Quite the opposite. What I said was if they had been nice looking, more people would have purchased them, and because of more people buying them, there would be a greater demand so more would be around today. Since there were very few purchased, they were not a nice looking car, or practical so people didn't want them. |
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