DIY’s “Classic Car Restoration”: 1965 Mustang fastback restoration. Memory Lane (CA)salvage – looking for parts. Host: Steve Magnante. Producer: Melissa Cross.
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An “A” code mustang was a 289 4V not a 2V “C” code you dumb shit!! Sheesh… you would think the guys they hire as TV show hosts would at least have a freaking clue about these cars before getting the job.
Memory Lane is out of business!!!!
Yeah!!!
Every Mustang should be saved! Noone should be crushed, can´t understand the guy that will do that….
what if i just want the whole car to restore instead of just a part?
that guy talks like he has a big tongue
and his shirt is really retarded
that guy talks like he has a big tongue
wheres memory lane at???
@juan909s mine is a T
that mustang wasnt even that bad!!!!
That guy is a retard. “A” code on the vin is a 289 4bbl and is much rarer than the “C” code which is actually the 289 2bbl
“Rust free” trunklid.
The guy is full of shit.
Crushing a Mustang – Fucking terrorism.
How can you crush a mustang. Wtffffffffffffffffffffffffff? Thats like crushing america
you guys are going to cry more, in “Fast and Furious” (#4) they found and restored like 3 or 4 Ford Pinto’s or whatever? They smashed like 3 . lol.
they going to crush that mustang? I wanna cry and at the same time I wanna kick the shit outta the guy doing it
That’s sad they crushed that coupe
and, not everybody has $100 for a new bumper buddy. some of us are teens with normal jobs.
yeah, i got mine checked out, thats what it said too. its one engine under the “k”
Some great info on restoration! Thank you!
k meant hipo
c meant 2 bbl
a code on a 65 vin means it had a 289 4bbl carb