Joe Ruggirello, Gapp and Roush Mustang II

[TWISTED]

So very cool. Does Jack know you have his car?

Also interested in knowing this. This car was a big influence on me early on. Nice to see its still around.

[chuck-norris]

This car is way before my time me being 21 and all but I grew up next door to an old street racer from the mid to late 70's so I've heard alot of stories from back then and I read the whole thread that you where originally posting in this stuff is so cool I wish I was around back then to see the real cars running around on Woodward and not all of those rice burners thanks for posting keep them coming these cars are the reason I'm into drag racing.

[hangemhigh]

this is some really cool stuff!!....nice work!!

[91trunk]

Keep up the good work. Nice to see the old hot rods still breathing.

[derbydad276]

fantastic returning it to the way jack built it!!!!

[SuddenDeath]

Also interested in knowing this. This car was a big influence on me early on. Nice to see its still around.

Absolutely, I've emailed with his daughter Susan and she has talked to Jack about the car. He remembers it well.

[cjmatt]

I shot the pics over to rugirellos nephew to forward to uncle joe, well see what he thinks

[svopro]

fantastic returning it to the way jack built it!!!!

Wayne Gapp helped to !

[SuddenDeath]

I shot the pics over to rugirellos nephew to forward to uncle joe, well see what he thinks

That is AWESOME! Thanks for doing that! It would mean a lot just to know that Joe might approve and know that I'm doing my absolute best to do the car justice.

[SuddenDeath]

Wayne Gapp helped to !

Thanks Terry, he sure did! When I talked to him at the Gatornationals (got to meet Wayne and his son Jeff), he remembered the car and doing the chassis work on it. Bill Jameson also did quite a bit of work on the car.