Absolutely, but remember, 1974 Z28s only ran mid 15s in the 1/4 mile.
I was 17, and it was the car I had.
When you see a pretty car...
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Absolutely, but remember, 1974 Z28s only ran mid 15s in the 1/4 mile.
I was 17, and it was the car I had.
If I remember rightly, I had to pull the whole dashboard off just to change the heater core in a Vega. Decided I never wanted one after that.
Vegas were never offered with a V8.
Any of those would have been done by someone after the fact.
Cosworth vega had 110hp, 0-60 was 7.7.
Nobody arguing against that.
Well, I was involved, so....
You would have had the same trouble with just about anything else.
I did own one ford back in that era.
1979 turbo mustang bought off the showroom floor.
Had it 6 months, then was rear ended and totalled out.
It was basically a glorified pinto, so that was scary, lol.
I thought the girl in the back seat was dead.
1979 turbo mustang bought off the showroom floor.
Had it 6 months, then was rear ended and totalled out.
It was basically a glorified pinto, so that was scary, lol.
I thought the girl in the back seat was dead.
Bunny Burkett. She just passed away this week. And yes, she drove and owned some pretty rad funny cars.
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I skimmed over that article, still don’t know what a Vega is. There’s one little picture at the beginning of the article with some “interesting” looking wheeled things. Don’t believe I ever seen one before. Per the article that car was killed off three years before I was born.
Back to the pics.
Not the greatest example, but I saw this at WM just today when I stopped by.
Back to the pics.
Not the greatest example, but I saw this at WM just today when I stopped by.
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Yep, made by Plymouth (then later Chrysler) from 1997 to 2002. Retro-styled with a front-engined 3.5L V6, rear-drive, rear-transmissioned 42LE 4-speed automatic. Made predominantly out of aluminum. 11,702 were made over its run. 0-60 in 5.9 seconds, 126 MPH top speed (electronically limited). They have quite the cult following...
