Comments on: 6 Sweet Stangs Stand Out Above the Rest: AM Best in Show Winners

By: ChrisW

ChrisW — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 00:37:10 +0000

These car images are absolutely beautiful (and so is the girl). I have never seen such beautiful mustangs anywhere wish I could have been there. Thanks for sharing!

By: eric vaughn

eric vaughn — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 20:33:24 +0000

you should do car showS in each state work with the local mustang clubs that are listed on your web sight call the leaders of each club or email whatever works and if there is over 200 or more people that want in well then there you go thats money in the bank bring a truck load of parts TO SELL charge 20.00 per car 5.00 per person to get in give them a free hotdog or something give money to some local groupS or fire dept……lot of them in america HINT HINT will pay for its self and make sure we can do burn outs cause BURN OUTS AND AMERICAN MUSCLE ROCK.if you need any help making this happen i can help look me up in you computers give me a call…………..I WILL QUIT MY JOB AND GO ON THE ROAD IF YOU NEED ME TO LOL.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:38:28 +0000

Mike, we’re definitely looking at a burn out contest for next year. We thought about it for this year, but weren’t sure where to put it. If we can solve that issue, and I’m working on it, we can have a contest. Also on the table, something a little more unique, that you have never seen before. We’re aiming for mind blowing. Sky divers have been mentioned, but I don’t think its edgy enough. Definitely open to any suggestions. Mike?

By: James

James — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 12:32:24 +0000

66Stang, your comments make you look as ignorant as the person you are insulting. You try to insult someone who is from PA, but use southern sterotypes. Come on down to a car show in the south, we don’t sleep with our sisters and happen to have some nice damn showcars.

AM, looks like a great show. Wish you were closer.

By: Mike Baer

Mike Baer — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:06:32 +0000

AM Jeff, Consider a burnout “contest” for next years show,after all there’s not much better than the throaty sound of a Mustang and the smell of burning rubber.

By: Mike Marino

Mike Marino — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 17:25:15 +0000

I think all the Mustangs look great. It takes a lot of dedication to get a car done and then take out to show the world. Congratulations to everyone that participates in these events and makes this such an interesting industry. Our restoration shop sees many Mustangs from stock restorations to custom, they are all cool. We have one in the shop currently that has diamond dust in the accent stripes. Very nice effect.

By: 66Stang

66Stang — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 02:01:01 +0000

Hey Adam,

Calling Tony a liar is like calling your car a trophy winner… it just isnt true! Tony has been building Mustangs since before your mother was givin handy’s in the middle school bathroom. The only one looking stupid is you! The saying “Built, Not Bought” defines Tony and his car. Where else are you going to paint a car… maybe in your double-wide? Up here in the yankee country where we all have teeth and wives that arent related, we take pride in our cars and do them the right way… IN A SHOP! Tony owns his own shop and it is one step below Coddington’s, the difference is he actually builds quality cars. The next time you open your mouth, you should get your facts strait before you make yourself look STUPID! It’s obvious that you just can’t go anywhere in that car without finding some arrogant hater that’s jealous.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:56:33 +0000

I’ve been to car shows across the country and can tell you there are plenty of rides out there that are the result hundreds and even thousands of hours of of back-breaking work, and just as many that are the result of cold, hard cash. For my money, I’ve always respected the guy that was willing to get his hands dirty, and even bleed a bit for the love of making the machine. That said, whether you built it, or bought it, you’re a car guy and that’s what matters most

On a side note, I’m glad to hear so many have great things to say about our car show. It was a great event for all of us here and we are already putting plans in place for a show next year. Does anyone have any suggestions? At this point, the sky’s the limit and the crazier ideas the better.

By: striperfisher

striperfisher — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 02:50:11 +0000

Adam…
Quote” I don’t have a problem with someone buying a car and winning a trophy at all but don’t lie to everyone and say that you built it from the ground up!” unquote..

before you go being a keyboard cowboy get the facts straight about Tonys ride…

it was rebuilt by him accusing him of buying it is bullsh*t dont go there , i guess you have to paint a car in the driveway to get your seal of approval Eh?? …dont worry about the dirt sok guys ….

i am annoyed to see an attack from somebody who obviosly cant respect a car and the work that Tony has put into it

went to chicago world of wheels and if you want to really see cars that were bought and showed by guys who bought them and didnt put any work into them maybe you should go there and look , i am talking 200-400 thousand dollar plus cars .. then talk smack to them too
Azzole!

Nice cars great event american muscle!

By: 6banger hanger

6banger hanger — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:50:30 +0000

Hey, looked like a GREAT show i cant wait for the next one il def be there wit my crazy orange 6banger i missed the date on this event but my car isnt ready yet anyway but il be there next time!

As for the winners too each his own who ever won, won! nothing you can do about so stop complaining you want to win do something DIFFERENT it helps, i think the total black out look is great and im happy he won obv he dosn’t have money like some of the other winners to build up 69 customs but he creates something totally awesome from what he’s got and that i appreciate and im sure the judges sa it that way also.