ooh, very cool :)

not bad at 16

That is a beautiful car..

thank you

Thats a DAMN smexy car! :D

thanks

My first car was a 75 four-door Maverick. It was a rusted hulk that was literally falling apart, but sometimes I wish I could drive it just one more time, for nostalgia purposes.

im lucky i got this, i got it from a friend, who saw it going down the road on a hulk hauler truck

Wow, your car is cool! Your vehicle is a blast from the past, and it really is impressive that you have managed to find a Maverick which seems like it is in pretty decent shape and is operational. I have not seen a Maverick in a long, long time.

Well, assuming you are 16, then you have a really neat car to stand out from the crowd at school!

just turned 17, and she is getting a full restoration soon

Oh, that sounds neat, and definitely upload pictures of the progress of your car!

Do you plan on keeping the car's original look, or would you modify the vehicle to accommodate 21st century enhancements such as a new radio, CD player, and docks for MP3 players?

It has the radio out of a 86 bronco, at the moment it is going to loose the grabber hood and getting a new paint job, i am gonna hopefully get new tires and stuff but it is being resored to stock, just different color.

I like your plans for your car, and putting in an 80's era Ford radio makes sense especially since I think Ford radios probably did not evolve too much between the time your car was made and when the Ford Bronco came out.

I remember there is this guy on here who has an old Oldsmobile Omega from the 1970s, and the radio in that vehicle must have been an afterthought by the car engineers because it was in a spot so tight that there was no way to swap out that radio for a modern one. The guy ultimately put the new radio in the Omega's glove box which I thought was a really neat way to save the appearance of the car's interior. Hopefully, the Ford Bronco's radio was a decent fit for your vehicle and that you did not have to totally rebuild the dashboard.

There was this other guy I had met on here who has an old AMC Gremlin, and he had to rip out his vehicle's interior and more or less rebuild everything including the dashboard. He was very creative with re-engineering the dashboard, and I am sure he would have done the AMC designers proud!

Is your car a daily driver right now, or are you just saving it for car shows?