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19/01/2021 9:47 am
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
19/01/2021 2:57 pm
very nice....
and great colors, too...
I always find it very easy to understand why you Americans fell in love with this car...
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20/01/2021 2:22 pm
well, Jack...
then here's my ultimate questions...
what happened to them ????
do you still own them.....or at least one of them ???? 
20/01/2021 3:00 pm
The 1965 2&2 was totalled; hit by a drunk driver when it was parked. It was bought from salvage by a body shop owner, restored and exists today...same owner. Only 11,000 miles logged on it since restoration. Made me very happy when I found all this out a couple of years ago. Wouldn't it be a great story if I could buy it back one day?
I traded in the 1966 Mustang coupe on a Toyota pickup. I do know that it was rear-ended and written off in 1975 though.
Topic starter
20/01/2021 3:40 pm
@jack-dodds, Just a small favor, Jack. If I die and come back as a car, please don't buy me.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Charles Rockett and Charles Rockett reacted
20/01/2021 3:45 pm
@jkuvakas Lol. Something tells me the colors would not be to my liking!
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20/01/2021 6:26 pm
How exciting was that auction ? ? ?
20/01/2021 7:45 pm
I have always loved the early 2+2 Mustangs but was never enthused with the notch back coupes even though they were the best selling body style.
21/01/2021 4:14 pm
@bob-jackman My fave body style of the early Mustanges id the 2&2 by far. I like the coupe in the GT trim level, with vinyl roof. My 66 coupe was orange with a black vinyl roof (though not a GT) and upgraded wheels....which helped the look.