Me with my first Mustang....

[Timspony]

I know the pic isn't the best, BUT I found this pic about 10 years ago (when my mother was still alive) and she told me that was "me" in the pic with this 1965 "red" Mustang....Car must have been my destiny (I guess, as I owned my Red '91 GT for 17 years)...I must me be about 2 +/- in the pic!! ...Notice the placement of the mirror & the plates!

 

[1990_LX]

Aw, it's little Timmy!! lol

 

[jerseygirl]

awwwww timmy sooooo cuteeee!!!! and nice stang!!!

 

[04 orange cobra]

.... That's tooo funny...

 

[BKD]

AWESOME ....

 

[ford20]

Wow that looks like an old picture. But Dude thats cool

 

[AdirondackFox08]

It's always nice when children follow in their parents' footsteps. I don't think I've ever seen the mirrors down on the fender like that.

 

[Timspony]

Thanks all...wish I had the negative!!

 

[Cobra Esq]

...Notice the placement of the mirror

I guess Mustang's and modding runs in the family.

 

[Cobra Esq]

I don't think I've ever seen the mirrors down on the fender like that.

Very common in JDM cars in the 60's and 70's. Some european cars back then too.

 

[jared88]

nice picture! Those mirrors look strange there I had a 68 and they were in their normal spot. I wouldn't think you could see that much with them since they are pretty small and far away.

 

[Wicked One]

Great pic TIM.


My first car was a 65 straight 6.



Two things in that picture will never be seen again.


That car without any resto needed.



And Tims hair.

 

[cobra20sc]

great pic tim

 

[Timspony]

Thanks ALL! ...and for Gregg, :nono: :nono:

 

[marguerite66]

Cute Tim!

 

[matt07gt]

Pretty cool picture Tim

 

[Timspony]

Anyone have ideas to restore the pic?? :idk:

 

[dsblk93gt]

haha nice, my mom showed me a pic of her 1st car which was a 65 Stang coupe, gold. I'll have to get her to let me scan it.

 

[ponyboy289]

Great picture,Tim.

 

[AdirondackFox08]

Very common in JDM cars in the 60's and 70's. Some european cars back then too.

Wayy before my time.... Didn't know they were common back then though, good info!