There is nobody in the world that enjoys his job more than my classic cars keep up the great work so happy to see people like you who really enjoy life in a world where people are forgetting how to live
I loved the vid, Dennis, the camera guy, the owners all cool, every car so awesome, even had to stop and show my kid those 2 trunks and motors but I felt like I got clickbaited in the title by the word "Rim Blow".... haha
My neighbor had a pink panther challenger t/a & his wife had the grabber lime mercury! Super rare cars and amazing people! Went to plenty shows with them
My grabber lime 71 Mach1 had cleveland power, endura bumpers, 15" Magnum 500 wheels. Got lots of attention. I prefer these 71- 73 Mustangs especially the 429's.
I owned a Red and black 71 mach one in 1977. Bought it for $1450.00. I was 16... Traded it for a 1975 cj5... If only I knew then what I know now, I would have never sold either.
Weird how the Machs were criticized as being too big, while the next iteration, the much-despised "Mustang II," was way too small. I loved the Machs, and don't hate the Mustang IIs like most people. Yeah, they weren't really Mustangs, and yeah, they were based on the horrible Pinto, but dammit, they looked pretty nice in all of their variations...and it was the mid-70s when everybody was trying to figure out how to deal with the oil crisis and new regulations.
@@frankburns8871 I agree totally, the machs and coupes are the epitome of seventies cool and the demand for them is rising, and so will the mustang II's , Farrah Fawcett Cobra anyone? :)
Graham Johnston I love this design of the 1971 but after seen one in real life I was disappointed compared to a 69-70 Shelby gt500 I saw it the design was better than mustang weird isn’t
Ricky Burton - now you are to going to make me cry. My big brother took me to a Ford showroom in 66 to see this car called a cobra. The sticker price was 5k + I remember telling my dad and he said "you are F%#king crazy no car is worth that money". Little did we know we had chances to become millionaires without even trying..............
I been going there for 6 years now and haven't missed a year yet. I have seen that grabber lime mustang down there but never knew it was called grabber lime.
All that beautiful work on the bubble top and @5:01 they couldn't work out the inner FenderWells... i would be pissed if all the work was done and they didn't smooth out the Wrinkles
@@rksnj6797 Rebadged and titled stolen from the west coast O.G.'s holmes... I think my salvage title 02 Mitsubishi Galant was 2 cars welded together with the wrong year front!
Hey big brother Dennis! Thank you for this awesome inspiring video of these beautiful cars, man. We need these in these crazy times!! That lime green Mustang Mach 1 has my floppy sneakers flopped off and my tubesocked stockin' feet twitchin' to get behind the wheel, bro. Or in the backseat with a sweet chickie ;). JV Johnny
Hi Dennis enjoy your show very much guestion would you have a relative by the name of Fred Gage I served with Fred in the Navy back in the sixties he was from Alamagoro New Mexico you remind me of Fred thank you keep doing those shows they are great
@@TheGeorgeLara There was no indication on the Marti report of the car being a 1 of 1 at all. The guy specifically said it was 1 of 1 because of the paint color.
@@MyClassicCarTV Btw do you happen to know what brand or type wheels those are? im looking to put new ones my 67 mustang & i really like those! ive spent hrs looking at wheels seems like everything i like are a $1000 or more ea lol any info would be appreciated Thanks Like your show 👍✌ Wheels on the Grabber Lime Mustang
