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Author Topic:   '67 "A " Code Cougar In A Junkyard: F15Falcon Journeyman Posts: 68 From: el paso, tx. Registered: Jan 2005 posted 04-19-2005 09:59 AM                I stumbled across an A code '67 in a junkyard the other day, it is just a shell, but it is pretty rust free, is it worth saving? I can get it pretty cheap. IP: Logged

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