Perfect the First Time?

[Stainless]

I once heard the Stanley 10-099 boxcutter is perfect, teams of students at MIT have tried to improve it but the original design is still the mainstay.


CH3NO2

[28eliminator]

69...IMO, sorry 2MM


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[2manymustangs]

69...IMO, sorry 2MM


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Yep, your right

[28eliminator]

[QUOTE=2manymustangs;85551]Yep, your right

Your awfully agreeable tonight...




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[Eli]

[QUOTE=28eliminator;85579]

Yep, your right

Your awfully agreeable tonight...




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Who are you talking to? Lol


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[Napanutt]

[QUOTE=Eli;85580]

Who are you talking to? Lol

Yea kind of hard to follow who's referring to whom when some don't quote the same way as the rest of us.

[2manymustangs]

Yep, your right

Your awfully agreeable tonight...




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They can all be RIGHT the first time can't they... Different years, different cars (slightly in the case of 65/66)... All are my faves if they are fastback - black - red interior - four speed cars - V8

[28eliminator]

They can all be RIGHT the first time can't they... Different years, different cars (slightly in the case of 65/66)... All are my faves if they are fastback - black - red interior - four speed cars - V8

Any of the fastbacks, yes... A very good friend of mine in the mid 80's got a great deal on a 70 Boss 302, all original but thrashed. We spent a year restoring it, and it came out very nice. Even though it wasn't a "fastback" car, I fell in love with the stang.. It ended up on the cover of one of the magazines.. With me driving it.. Can't remember which one.. Car and driver I think, maybe..


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[Eli]

Patron



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[mrs.daytona]

Caymus