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Average User Score
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Based on 6 reviews
Built This Car Myself.
by Ed
— Handling is terrible but what do you expect from an old ass mustang. Acceleration aint bad for a straight six motor. Brakes work like a charm after you replace the entire set-up. Alot more power if yo...
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Its A Mustang
by Danny
— ugly unless u know how to build it fun to drive a bit sluggish but its an 81, feels big when in it but i love it
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I Only Love This Because It Was My First Car.
by Brian
— What can I say except that I beat the crap out of this car and it wouldn't die. Of course the
radio never worked well, AC didn't work, passenger door hinge was bent, got gassed by the
exhaust when a...
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1981 Ford Mustang Overview
The 1981 Ford Mustang retained the same look as its fellow third generation Mustangs, but featured fewer engine choices. The 2.8-liter V6 was no longer an option. However, the 3.3-liter V6 was now rated at 91 horsepower.
Some of the aftermarket additions included installing a replica T-top from the late 70's.
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