In 1966 I bought my first Model A Ford, A 1929 Standard Coupe which made it about 37 years old at the time.
In 2012, I just sold my 1974 Mustang II, Mach 1, which makes it about 38 years old.
Thus the two being about the same age at the time of sale.
When I looked at the Model A back in 1966, I looked a it as an old antique car. However in looking at the Mustang, being about the same age as the Coupe when I bought it, it does not have that "antique" look about it being 38 years old as compaired to the Mustang being 37 years old when I bought it.
My how technology has evolved!
Hmmmmmm????
Pluck
In 2012, I just sold my 1974 Mustang II, Mach 1, which makes it about 38 years old.
Thus the two being about the same age at the time of sale.
When I looked at the Model A back in 1966, I looked a it as an old antique car. However in looking at the Mustang, being about the same age as the Coupe when I bought it, it does not have that "antique" look about it being 38 years old as compaired to the Mustang being 37 years old when I bought it.
My how technology has evolved!
Hmmmmmm????
Pluck
