Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
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Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
1966 Mustang Fastback 2+2. Only because i have one, but also just because it is a little sleeker and sportier looking. Also the fact that out of 1,288,557 Mustangs made from 64-66 only around 110,000 were fastbacks. That's about 10%. That's not counting how many have disappeared.
1966 Mustang Fastback 2+2. Only because i have one, but also just because it is a little sleeker and sportier looking. Also the fact that out of 1,288,557 Mustangs made from 64-66 only around 110,000 were fastbacks. That's about 10%. That's not counting how many have disappeared.
Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
Are you talking about looks, handling, comfort, power or ?
Personally I never liked either one of these econo-boxes!
These early efforts were based on the Falcon, the epitome of economy.
The steering was vague, the power weak, the seats were made out of plywood with even less support, what is there to like?
Looks I guess. OK from the outside then, I like the fastback better.
From the inside? It is a sardine can, the steering wheel is too large and the legroom nonexistent.
Are you talking about looks, handling, comfort, power or ?
Personally I never liked either one of these econo-boxes!
These early efforts were based on the Falcon, the epitome of economy.
The steering was vague, the power weak, the seats were made out of plywood with even less support, what is there to like?
Looks I guess. OK from the outside then, I like the fastback better.
From the inside? It is a sardine can, the steering wheel is too large and the legroom nonexistent.
Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
The fastback is my preferred style. I have a '70 fastback, and my brother owned a '66 fastback, much better looking than the coupe versions. Ford and Shelby thought so too, that's why most all performance versions of Mustang were fastback, and nearly every Shelby was a fastback.
The fastback is my preferred style. I have a '70 fastback, and my brother owned a '66 fastback, much better looking than the coupe versions. Ford and Shelby thought so too, that's why most all performance versions of Mustang were fastback, and nearly every Shelby was a fastback.
Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
My first new car was a '65 Mustang Coupe 289/2bbl/200HP/ 3spd. I bought it in June '65, and my choice was that car or a fastback w/the same engine but automatic. I picked the stick, and still don't regret it !
My first new car was a '65 Mustang Coupe 289/2bbl/200HP/ 3spd. I bought it in June '65, and my choice was that car or a fastback w/the same engine but automatic. I picked the stick, and still don't regret it !
Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
MY PERSONAL OPINION ON THIS SUJECT GOES TOWARDS WHAT MY TASTE IS IN THESE MUSTANGS.I LIKE THE LOOKS OF THE FAST BACKS MODELS MUCH BETTER THAN THE COUPES BECAUSE THEY LOOK "SLEEK" COMPARED TO THE COUPES THAT ARE NOT AS SLEEK LOOKING.
MY PERSONAL OPINION ON THIS SUJECT GOES TOWARDS WHAT MY TASTE IS IN THESE MUSTANGS.I LIKE THE LOOKS OF THE FAST BACKS MODELS MUCH BETTER THAN THE COUPES BECAUSE THEY LOOK "SLEEK" COMPARED TO THE COUPES THAT ARE NOT AS SLEEK LOOKING.
Which do you like better? 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Coupe or the 1965/1966 Ford Mustang Fastback?
FASTBACK! THEY'RE MORE EXPENSIVE B/C EVERYONE LIKES EM BUT THEY'RE JUST GONNA KEEP GOING UP IN VALUE MORE THAN THE NOTCH BACKS. FASTBACK IF YOU CAN AFFORD IT!
FASTBACK! THEY'RE MORE EXPENSIVE B/C EVERYONE LIKES EM BUT THEY'RE JUST GONNA KEEP GOING UP IN VALUE MORE THAN THE NOTCH BACKS. FASTBACK IF YOU CAN AFFORD IT!
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