[josilyn]

My uncle left me his 1969 Boss 302 Mustang in his will. He did a full restore on it so its in pretty sweet shape.

Anyway I was thinking about converting it to a hybrid using Toyota Prius parts, as one of my other uncles knows where I can get a totalled Prius with intact drive train.

Anyway, would it be sinful to do this since it goes against the nature of the original vehicle?

 

[Dinari]

I would do it, just so I could see the angry reactions from people. It's your car, do whatever you want to it.

 

[archibald]

!!!

I don't even care for Ford Mustangs all that much, but a 69 Mustang in excellent condition is a thing of beauty. Low gas mileage, roaring engine and all.

 

[Berwick]

I know it is not a Biblical sin but that would be just plain wrong!

Why would you do something like that?

Hey wait...........................I hear a loud twirling sound, it could be your uncle spinning in his grave.

 

[skeet]

Your Uncle left the Mustang to you as a lasting memory of himself and proof of his love for you. How would your uncle feel about it?

 

[coburn]

Yes. God will hate you forever. Then again, Mother Nature will probably hate you a little less.

 

[randkin]

No way.
Conserving the environment takes precedence over whether the car has it's original parts or not.

 

[abiram]

YES! Don't you dare! That's a classic, how dare you even let that thought cross your mind!
I'm outraged!

You must now say 40 "Hail Fords".

 

[Renfrid]

It is a sin NOT to convert it to a hybrid

Saving the earth is way more important than a '69 Mustang - right?

 

[shawn]

Why would you want to? The roar of the Mustang replaced with the whimper of a Prius?

 

[gilmar]

Not just a SIN
A Deadly SIN

 

[codi]

Yes. A sin.
Don't do it!!

 

[dooley28]

Dearest, a sin so sweet should befall us all.

 

[abiram]

YES! That is blasphemy! how dare you even think of doing that! Leave it alone, it has done nothing wrong to you.

 

[berke]

I'm an atheist and even I think that's a sin.