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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / February 2009What ... the... hell... is this
I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... http://fredericton.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-Other-1988-Zaiker-W0QQAdIdZ103 001800 Calling it a 1988 Zaiker. Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... > I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... Miscarriage would be one description.  SignatureCivis Romanus Sum >> I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Miscarriage would be one description. See where it came from ... http://sterlingautoclassics.com/ Ontario Canada... Ontario explains it all. I've seen similar in some "Kit Car" magazines... I can't see something like this gracing (or disgracing) my driveway, but beauty is in the eye of the beholfer, I suppose.... FWIW, many years ago, I recall some travesty based on a Crown Vic platform... fugly was a term I recall using. >I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... it looks like someone was trying to copy a semi popular concept by a gentleman named Zimmer in northern New Jersey during the 70's, and 80's until he passed away in the 88 or 89. the Zimmer was originally built on a Cadillac chassis but later years appear to be on the ford chassis. there is currently 2 Zimmers on ebay, a 83 and a 88 > I've seen similar in some "Kit Car" magazines... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... >I've seen similar in some "Kit Car" magazines... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... How about the Clennet - had an MGB body shell grafted in. And the Excalibur. Lots of custom "retro" reproductions like that out there, and apperently there is a market for them. The Ziker was built on a Mercury Cougar chassis, not a Mustang >I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... Not according to both web sites. . . > The Ziker was built on a Mercury Cougar chassis, not a Mustang > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... Perhaps, but look at the windshield and doors, do you see Mustang? The Cougar was built on a separate frame chassis, the Mustang is a unabody > Not according to both web sites. . . > >> The Ziker was built on a Mercury Cougar chassis, not a Mustang >> The Ziker was built on a Mercury Cougar chassis, not a Mustang "SC Tom" wrote: > Not according to both web sites. . . > Perhaps, but look at the windshield and doors, do you see Mustang? The > Cougar was built on a separate frame chassis, the Mustang is a unabody Yes, the Cougar was built on the "Torino" frame..... until 1979! In 1980, Cougars, T-Birds also went to the unibody Fox "chassis". Have you even seen a Fox-body Cougar in real life, or are you just guessing? > The Ziker was built on a Mercury Cougar chassis, not a Mustang > > >I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... > > http://fredericton.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-Other-1988-Zaiker-W0QQAdIdZ103 001800 Obviously, you've never owned a Mustang or a Cougar, or you'd instantly be able to tell the difference just by the shape of the door. > I am not sure what moron did this... but check this "mustang" out... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sorry about the link, but i almost fell out of my chair... I can't tell from the pictures, for sure, but it looks like someone just put ugly metal on the front and rear of the car. And they want people to pay extra for that? They should pay someone to take it off their hands. Jeff |
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