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    Magazine Ads from when these cars were new

    I get a kick out of magazine ads from when these cars were new. I recently went through all 1972 issues of Car & Driver and found these:

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    Some from continental Europe for the model 72 car
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911MRP View Post
    Some from continental Europe for the model 72 car

    Steve
    I have not seen those. Thanks for posting!

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    Extremes from 1970 ................
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    I always love the ads in the back. "Goes Like Stink!"
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    “Trade for Chevy or Pontiac”! Amazing what always seemed like a good idea at the time.
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    Who made the better purchase back in 72 the Pinto/Mazda guy or the 911 guy?!! Haha
    Quote Originally Posted by TonyI View Post
    I get a kick out of magazine ads from when these cars were new. I recently went through all 1972 issues of Car & Driver and found these:

    June 1972
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    December 1972
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    72S, 72 3.5L Signal Green, 914-6 GT Signal Green

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    Quote Originally Posted by Longballa View Post
    Who made the better purchase back in 72 the Pinto/Mazda guy or the 911 guy?!! Haha
    We used to call the Pinto the Ford Grenade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Longballa View Post
    Who made the better purchase back in 72 the Pinto/Mazda guy or the 911 guy?!! Haha
    I'd love to own that rx2.
    I had a four door sleeper, looked like a grandma's car from a distance . Had rally suspension, 13b 5spd. Great memories.
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