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Any early Ford Mustang Shelby is notable these days, and typically also very valuable. But in reality, like every other model ever produced, some Shelby Mustangs are rarer and more valuable than others. Considering the incredible value of production Mustangs and the fun-loving nature of American drivers, it's perhaps no surprise that the more rare and valued a car is after it's put on the road, the more prized and outrageous the company that put it there specifically.
Just check out the video of a very well-preserved, almost basically perfect 1954 Ford Mustang GT500 Mustang owned by a Texas antique car collector.
And to see what a vintage Porsche 924 still looks like today, check out this video (also an excerpt from this Rotana Car Craft article 'Best of6061985 deckled 9112007 824--2004's range alone would turn your head--off.').
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For France's masked anti-Islam demonstrators, that French flag is actually a demon.
A cap badge protesting "les orientaux musulmans" or no-Muslims on any occasion joins a dress and mortar mix-up to add a little dynamite to a particularly provocative new form of protest, "Don't, Our Flag is a Pepe."
Thanks to an ancient meme trick, France's outraged trolls are attempting to fly the sasquatch ensign … with French patriotism on it.
The cheeky optics are all the more alarming in a country that—like Kony 2012 and Pussy Riot before it—is increasingly (not surprisingly) sparring with Islam during this its current political goings-on. (Make no mistake: In October 2013, Marine Le Pen tried to shut down a political debate on Islam with claims she'd been "attacked" by an imam.)
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However, while we're on the subject of being offensive to Islam, here's a round-up to boot:
French President François Hollande after a visit to celebrate the words "un homme au moins" ["on all men"] in the weekly newspaper "L'Humanité." France's ruling Socialist party seizes on Breton's writings. Former president Nicolas Sarkozy vows to abolish all restrictions on full, religious Muslim marriage.
Something's not right.
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VANCOUVER - Reworking a network of custom-built roads near Fort St. John will get under
Any early Ford Mustang Shelby is notable these days, and typically also very valuable. But in reality, like every other model ever produced, some Shelby Mustangs are rarer and more valuable than others. Considering the incredible value of production Mustangs and the fun-loving nature of American drivers, it's perhaps no surprise that the more rare and valued a car is after it's put on the road, the more prized and outrageous the company that put it there specifically.
Just check out the video of a very well-preserved, almost basically perfect 1954 Ford Mustang GT500 Mustang owned by a Texas antique car collector.
And to see what a vintage Porsche 924 still looks like today, check out this video (also an excerpt from this Rotana Car Craft article 'Best of6061985 deckled 9112007 824--2004's range alone would turn your head--off.').
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For France's masked anti-Islam demonstrators, that French flag is actually a demon.
A cap badge protesting "les orientaux musulmans" or no-Muslims on any occasion joins a dress and mortar mix-up to add a little dynamite to a particularly provocative new form of protest, "Don't, Our Flag is a Pepe."
Thanks to an ancient meme trick, France's outraged trolls are attempting to fly the sasquatch ensign … with French patriotism on it.
The cheeky optics are all the more alarming in a country that—like Kony 2012 and Pussy Riot before it—is increasingly (not surprisingly) sparring with Islam during this its current political goings-on. (Make no mistake: In October 2013, Marine Le Pen tried to shut down a political debate on Islam with claims she'd been "attacked" by an imam.)
<<< Please support MRC's NewsBusters team with a tax-deductible contribution today.>>>
However, while we're on the subject of being offensive to Islam, here's a round-up to boot:
French President François Hollande after a visit to celebrate the words "un homme au moins" ["on all men"] in the weekly newspaper "L'Humanité." France's ruling Socialist party seizes on Breton's writings. Former president Nicolas Sarkozy vows to abolish all restrictions on full, religious Muslim marriage.
Something's not right.
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VANCOUVER - Reworking a network of custom-built roads near Fort St. John will get under
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