

quote:Originally posted by 7260:
Michel, years 1967 to 1970, 401 Mangustas were built. Chuck
quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
This guy (his old name is george) told me its a 289 with 302 heads is that correct?
quote:Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
The Euro Mangustas had a hotted up 289 but some Euro cars and almost (if not) all American market cars were shipped with a pretty basic Ford 302 V8. Not much for pep which is a good thing since the Goose isn't really known for being a driver-friendly car.
I remember reading an interview with a well-known Goose owner who, when asked what the car's best feature was responded (and this is from enhanced memory, not literally what he said): "I'd have to say the most enjoyable aspect of Mangusta ownership is sitting in a comfortable chair with a fine cigar, a glass of good scotch and just looking at it". It's all I do with mine at the moment (well, except the cigars and scotch...).
Mark
quote:Originally posted by red86dd:
it's a great story and we are all enjoying watching you live it
take that motor put it in the rusted Goose and make yourself the ultimate 'rat rod'!! They are popular here! NO ONE has seen a goose ratrod!!!!!!!!
.....I was thinking the same thing!! not about the 440, but just taking the mangusta body off and throwing some kinda floors and just messing with it. I know i can get it running and rat rods are so big around here now. Plus i do have a guy that does his only metal work...Now running i can do , that trans axle might be a bit much. ..But the wife is warming up to this PROJECT thanks to this great forum and you guys..come on give my some thoughts..junk it, part it, play with it, rod it, donate it....ever see that show Chasing Classic Cars?..or maybe PIMP MY RIDE (or not)LOL
just a thought![]()
quote:Originally posted by baberz02:quote:Originally posted by red86dd:
it's a great story and we are all enjoying watching you live it
take that motor put it in the rusted Goose and make yourself the ultimate 'rat rod'!! They are popular here! NO ONE has seen a goose ratrod!!!!!!!!
.....I was thinking the same thing!! not about the 440, but just taking the mangusta body off and throwing some kinda floors and just messing with it. I know i can get it running and rat rods are so big around here now. Plus i do have a guy that does his only metal work...Now running i can do , that trans axle might be a bit much. ..But the wife is warming up to this PROJECT thanks to this great forum and you guys..come on give my some thoughts..junk it, part it, play with it, rod it, donate it....ever see that show Chasing Classic Cars?..or maybe PIMP MY RIDE (or not)LOL
just a thought![]()
....OK ..this car is in BAD shape underside is gone, i still have not moved it home..what i would like to know is where to list parts for sale on this site? for now i have the pass. side little window thats goes in the gullwing area..here's some numbers/letters on it Visaterm dgm 5968 vt plate as2 vis m18..should i try e-bayquote:Originally posted by duz185:
I agree with Mark. Put it on eBay. It worked for me last year with a project Pantera I was selling. There is a huge demand for these in Europe. As soon as the listing was up I was getting calls from all over Europe asking what my lowest price was. Finally on the fourth day a gentleman from Germany offered what I was asking so I pulled the listing. He took care of all the shipping arrangements and costs.
I can give you some help with eBay if you like.
PM me.
-William
quote:what i would like to know is where to list parts for sale on this site?
quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
clean open registration, pre 74 no title's here in the great state of taxes. oops i mean New York..UPDATE...local fellow here interested in buying this car from me offered 7500 truth be told that 500 more then i paid..should i say good by or good buy??
quote:I GOT IT I'LL TRADE IT FOR A MOPAR..YES THATS IT...
quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
Maybe someone can use the glass as molds?[/b]...
.quote:Originally posted by Mark .. That glass is probably not perfect.
Mark
quote:Originally posted by Mark Charlton:quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
Maybe someone can use the glass as molds?[/b]...
That is a very realistic idea. That glass is probably not perfect but I was speaking to Steve Wilkinson a while ago and he was looking for a set to do exactly that. He would probably replace it with a new set in "payment" for having the old set as a start.
Mark
Steve Wilkenson has done that using as a mold the windshield of 8MA1126 which I now own .I have a spare windshield from Steve that came with the car. The new windshield fits perfectly. Jerryquote:Originally posted by Mark Charlton:quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
Maybe someone can use the glass as molds?[/b]...
That is a very realistic idea. That glass is probably not perfect but I was speaking to Steve Wilkinson a while ago and he was looking for a set to do exactly that. He would probably replace it with a new set in "payment" for having the old set as a start.
Mark
Amazing I have seen quite a few Mangustas and NONE had the id plate located in the boot filled out .They are most always BLANK.Jerryquote:Originally posted by baberz02:
tag....
The car will cost 250000$ to restore to as new condition( of course it wont be as new) if the work is commissioned out.I have a car that cost 178000 just to do the MECHANICAL restoration not including body and paint, Jerryquote:Originally posted by pantera3322:
HI I just restored my 1974 pantera . It was in vary good shape when I started .Did most of the work my self and it cost me over 37,000 . that car will cost 70,000 to 80,000 to restore
That car is 1970 Mangusta 8MA1256quote:Originally posted by mangustaman:The car will cost 250000$ to restore to as new condition( of course it wont be as new) if the work is commissioned out.I have a car that cost 178000 just to do the MECHANICAL restoration not including body and paint, Jerryquote:Originally posted by pantera3322:
HI I just restored my 1974 pantera . It was in vary good shape when I started .Did most of the work my self and it cost me over 37,000 . that car will cost 70,000 to 80,000 to restore
)OK from what i've seen so far I will pay more than 7500.Call me at 928-853-0473 and lets see how we can get this deal done.Jerry AZquote:Originally posted by baberz02:
302 a/c
quote:Originally posted by baberz02:
mangustaman ..I'm sorry but i really don't understand what you are trying to say.like what does "That car is 1970 Mangusta 8MA1256"
.OK jerry, i'll be at a local car show this weekend but will call you to see what we can do about getting something done soon..OK?quote:Originally posted by mangustaman:)OK from what i've seen so far I will pay more than 7500.Call me at 928-853-0473 and lets see how we can get this deal done.Jerry AZquote:Originally posted by baberz02:
302 a/c