'68 Mustang by UrsusArctos -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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By UrsusArctos,
posted 7 years ago Photographer/Writer

Here's another shot of that 1968 Ford Mustang. I just love the look of these so much, I couldn't resist posting another. This features the left-hand side, of course. You'll find the right-hand side here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/27865610/

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Crafter

7 years ago

Oh, you just flipped the picture! :p

UrsusArctos ~ursusarctos

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7 years ago

Shhhh! You’re giving away all my secrets!

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Crafter

7 years ago

I'm onto you :p

Anthro Artist

7 years ago

The one thing I find interesting (well one of the things) is the huge gap between body and bumper edge. Was that just a manufacturing tolerance or would that allow a low speed impact and give enough room for the bumper to buckle without damaging the body.

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7 years ago

I believe your second guess is the correct one, providing for low-speed impact with minimal or no damage. But I just take the photos. I am hardly an expert on automobiles.

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7 years ago

I remember when it was a real treat to spot one of these on the road...

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7 years ago

I'd have to argue that it is STILL a real treat to spot one on the road.

vixyyfox ~vixyyfox

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7 years ago

it is - so long as it's one of the original issues...

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