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Hi,
I am Semih, I live in Turkey. Until now I owned 67 8cylinder, 66 6cylinder and 97 GT. Now sold all and 2 days ago bought a 72 mach 1 351 2 barrel H code machine.
It is not in very good condtion especially chassis and front steering and suspension components. I started restoration yesterday. We will try to catch this summer. I will be ordering too many parts from US.
I will share with you all the progress.
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Wow Turkey thats amazing!
I know it must be really hard to find a Mach 1 in Turkey!!
With patience and time you will have a very cool car!!
Welcome to the site!!
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Nice ride
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Keep us posted. Nice choice.
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Welcome to the Club. Sounds like you are a real Mustang lover. I think your are our first member from Turkey. Are there many Mustangs in Turkey?
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Welcome,
There you go, "Mach 1" spoken without borders. Looking forward to the progress on your car. It looks like it has had a rough life - finally someone who appreciates it. All the best.
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Welcome to the site! I like the hood scoop on your Mach it makes it unique.
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(03-09-2011, 07:07 PM)smhelfugu Wrote: Hi,
I am Semih, I live in Turkey. Until now I owned 67 8cylinder, 66 6cylinder and 97 GT. Now sold all and 2 days ago bought a 72 mach 1 351 2 barrel H code machine.
It is not in very good condtion especially chassis and front steering and suspension components. I started restoration yesterday. We will try to catch this summer. I will be ordering too many parts from US.
I will share with you all the progress.
Post up some new pics of your progress please.
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