My Fairlane Featured in Modified Mustangs and Fords Magazine

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My Fairlane is featured in the April issue of Modified Mustangs and Fords magazine if you want to check it out...

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Sweet. I saw your Fairlane on the forum a while ago and drooled. Now many other Ford fans can also. Congrats.

- Sparty
 
Thanks for the compliments! The photo shoot happened last June, so it's been a long wait. That was an interesting process. I learned a lot.
 
Thats just awesome! Congrats! Make sure you get some extra copies and build yourself a nice case to display this on your wall. Something to be very proud of. :props:
 
I will go and pick that issue up here soon. I have really been getting into those lately. I'm sure I will have a ton of questions once I see more.
 
Scarelane said:
Thanks for the compliments! The photo shoot happened last June, so it's been a long wait. That was an interesting process. I learned a lot.
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My motorcycle was in Cafe' Racer magazine and it does take them a while to get it from photo shoot to print. They usually run 6 to 9 months before final print.

-Sparty
 
WOW, now how cool is that!! :props:

Congratulations!! :dblthumb2:
 
Congrats! I've been looming around here for a while and have always dug your car. Not enough old school muscle around that isn't Camaro, or Mustang. Cool because it's not main stream
 
Congratulations on the article and photos in a major magazine. Definitely get a few extra copies to to always stay with the car...

I'll look for a copy next time I'm out to the local Barns & Nobel this Tuesday night at our local car show.


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I've been diggin these Fairlanes lately. I'd love to get one as a project car.
 
That is Sooooo Cool! Congrats!

I almost bought a '67 Fairlane GT with a 390 and 4-speed, but couldn't get the loan (I was draft age). Good thing though, I found out later it had been close to totaled, and the dealer rebuilt it. (And I got drafted too).
 
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