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Shaitan66 t1_jd15hxv wrote

I love it! That's half us old fart's Dads

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GrumpyCatStevens t1_jd18m03 wrote

The turbo Mustangs of that era were 2.3L fours, and the GT could be had with that engine at the time as well as the 5.0. I knew someone who had a GT Turbo back in the day.

And of course there was also the SVO from '84 to '86, but this is definitely not one of those.

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fiatfighter t1_jd18tgh wrote

I’m making shorts like that this summer for sure.

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tan-499 t1_jd195oe wrote

👍🏻 I didn't know there was an option to put a 2.3 turbo in a GT. Still learning at 46....

I remember those special vehicle operations cars my neighbor had a black one I used to love the way that ram Air hood looked but they were not v8s so it wasn't THAT cool lol.

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GrumpyCatStevens t1_jd1cuio wrote

Probably the biggest strike against the SVO at the time was that it was THE most expensive Mustang you could buy at the time, and it wasn't any quicker in a straight line than a GT. Especially not after the 5.0L was bumped up over 200 hp in '86.

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szmandalawguy t1_jd1did1 wrote

I had an ‘83 5.0 in high school/college. Very fun car

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cheekytikiroom t1_jd1ii4z wrote

That’s actually really cool. People were more chill about everything. Before we became indoctrinated how dangerous everything was, that we enjoyed. Smoking, soda, lots of fast food, seatbelts, kids roaming the streets playing, riding in the back of pickups, sun exposure, sex, helmet-free motorcycles, red meat, etc…

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tan-499 t1_jd5htug wrote

I think I do remember those turbo gt's. The decals. I mean I definitely remember the trans am turbo (which turned out to be the fastest production TA of all time, the 89 turbo). Turbo was all the rage in the mid to late 80s

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ifhrsmbhiam t1_jd5nedo wrote

Also. Mine was maroon with flat black trim. Loved that car, looking back it was miracle I didn’t kill my self. Back end would cut loose in a heartbeat. Could roast Irocs in a straight line, but got nailed in the corners.

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