Great fun... if you can fix it!

Generally a reliable vehicle excepting the two problems above

At one time reliable, comfortable, but now not so sure

Junk

The car is OK until 100,000 miles, then get rid of it

Very good car with a bad smell

Meh. Just OK

Very reliable, but I hate it

Nice car with a disappointing transmission

American made... but not made for Americans, we are hard working people!

Deathtrap in a wreck - your life is at risk

Very comfortable cruiser

Like a professional boxer on wheels

The best car I have ever owned. Ford did a great job

The fastest super car from the 1920s could go 209 km/h (130 mph) and things haven't changed much the following decade. The fastest super car from the 1930s can go 220 km/h (137 mph) - just 11 km/h (7 mph)

I first used a flux core welder and found that after some practice I got pretty good with it.Then after getting a MIG welder I found better control in ease of welding and less slag to clean up. So its

I'm not sure how much rot you have but one option is to look for good replacement sheetmetal out in the southwest. I have a 73 conv. and they have a lot of good rust free parts. You will have

It's not impossible but there are options. One good thing is my girlfriend bought me a Mig to weld in some replacement panels. She's a real trooper!! So my intention right now is to finish removing all remaining interior components