DonSSDD wrote:

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Fugly  

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If you really want to know what is Fugly x 1000, take a quick look at these pictures

Back in '78-'79 there was this eccentric fellow who was a body man who had this '67 Camaro SS 4 speed car- a true Royal Plum Mist code car-that he use to race around the East Kootenay's and one day while sitting outside his "shop" talking to his brother asked him if he would help him turn said Camaro into a station wagon while looking at the Vista Cruiser that was parked across the street sitting by the railway tracks. 90 days later they had it in the World of Wheels in Calgary with several 1st place trophies going home with the car. Somewhere in my possession I have the only picture of that car just after it was completed. I was 16 when I first saw that car and thought is was the neatest thing I had ever seen. I ended up working for him years later.

The car was painted Orange with layers of lace curtain pattern. He built a hood from an L88 design with an L82 on top of it. The car has widened fenders to except the 15x8 G-60's up front and N-50 Pro Trac's in the rear. The powertrain consisted of an LS7 turbo 400 12 bolt rear. The engine compartment was done in stainless steel sheeting including under the hood. Yes it was bright!!!. All the glass was blackened out with the words "67 Camaro" etched into the upper side glass on the wagon part. He then relocated the fuel door to the rear and used a '68 Charger gas lid. On the sides of the hood scoop he painted the name of the car which was "The Sunburst". I wish I could find that picture.......I put it somewhere safe.........

ABC123 wrote:

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This car add will show up in different provinces.

I reported it last year when it was supposed to be in Victoria BC a week after it was in Cambridge, ON ?

This car is all over the net.

Google it !

https://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/threads/ever-seen-this-before-mustang-station-wagon.864704/

Could it have gone from Brandtford, ON. to BC and then to Nova Scotia in 12 Months ?

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As per your link:

 

The first pic the guy mated a Mustang and a Gremlin. Must say the work looks top notch but I don't think I'm a fan. I can appreciate the work though.
Wonder if this car sits in someone's collection or if it met the crusher..
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I Know the owner, He's from P.E.I. those pics were taken at Curtis Customs car show in Halifax last year.

 

 

I've never seen it on PEI, have you Todd?

Pontiacanada wrote:

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ABC123 wrote:

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This car add will show up in different provinces.

I reported it last year when it was supposed to be in Victoria BC a week after it was in Cambridge, ON ?

This car is all over the net.

Google it !

https://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/threads/ever-seen-this-before-mustang-station-wagon.864704/

Could it have gone from Brandtford, ON. to BC and then to Nova Scotia in 12 Months ?

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As per your link:

 

The first pic the guy mated a Mustang and a Gremlin. Must say the work looks top notch but I don't think I'm a fan. I can appreciate the work though.
Wonder if this car sits in someone's collection or if it met the crusher..
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I Know the owner, He's from P.E.I. those pics were taken at Curtis Customs car show in Halifax last year.

 

 

I've never seen it on PEI, have you Todd?

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 The pic in the ad shows a PEI plate, and very PEI-like countryside including reddish-looking mud plowed from the road shoulder into the snowbank...

FWIW, this car looks like it has had fantastic workmanship done to it, but IMHO the wagon addition isn't well integrated into the body.  If the rear roof could have continued a downward taper and the taller rear side window could have been trimmed down a bit to match the stock side window line of the Mustang, it would have looked a lot better. 

It's actually kind of a neat idea, but the '69 Mustang doesn't give you much room to improve on an already clean design, so it's extremely hard to not have it look like an add-on... 

MC wrote:

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 The pic in the ad shows a PEI plate

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 Good eye(s).

When I was a kid, there was a farmer near Kensington who bought a new model T, took it home and kept it in the living room. His wife said, either the car goes or I go. She went. He used to drive the car every Saturday into summerside and Id see him while I was at the Pontiac dealer with my Dad, AE MacLennans. I heard the Ford dealer got the car after he died, may still have it.

DonSSDD wrote:

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When I was a kid, there was a farmer near Kensington who bought a new model T, took it home and kept it in the living room. His wife said, either the car goes or I go. She went. He used to drive the car every Saturday into Summerside and Id see him while I was at the Pontiac dealer with my Dad, AE MacLennans. I heard the Ford dealer got the car after he died, may still have it.

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 There is an old guy that drives a Model T to Kensington's car show yearly. The car is untouched (except for very rudimentary repairs) and has been in his family since his birth. He learnt how to drive with that car and his Father passed and gave it to him. I had pictures of it but can't find them at the moment. One of front fenders was dinged, pounded back out, and the crack brazed a long time ago ... it gives the car great character.