Pinto Car Club of America

Here's two shots of my 80 Business Pinto Panel.  This time with my custom painted Pinto Grill.  I've owned this one since 1995 . It still has only under 77,000 miles on the 2.3 and it's got more spunk than my other Pintos with 2.3s . It was originally a Bell Telephone service car and had a cargo cage behind the seats.  I've added the aluminum mags, front Rallye spoiler, chrome racing mirrors, Mustang II bucket seats, and Squire woody panel on the tailgate.   I'm probably the only business owner that still drives a Pinto to work with the business name on the car for advertising.  It sometimes even takes a delivery too.
I'm unusual I guess.   ;D    8)

That's very cool, man.  ;D  I really like the front air damn.

i dont think its unusual.. i think its perfectly normal..     esp during the gas prices of today

Thats cool.and shiney     ;D

Quote from: tdoorly on October 11, 2004, 06:48:55 PM
Here's two shots of my 80 Business Pinto Panel.  This time with my custom painted Pinto Grill.  I've owned this one since 1995 . It still has only under 77,000 miles on the 2.3 and it's got more spunk than my other Pintos with 2.3s . It was originally a Bell Telephone service car and had a cargo cage behind the seats.  I've added the aluminum mags, front Rallye spoiler, chrome racing mirrors, Mustang II bucket seats, and Squire woody panel on the tailgate.   I'm probably the only business owner that still drives a Pinto to work with the business name on the car for advertising.  It sometimes even takes a delivery too.
I'm unusual I guess.   ;D    8)    Up date I had to close my business in 2005 due to Lowes & Home Depot moved in.  I still have the car but logo decal came off .  I'm looking for cool graffics for the panels now.

Were did you happen to find the Ralleye spoiler? I've got a 80 hatchback one of those would look good on it!

Yep thats a sweet lookin panel