Originally posted by dream34@January 4, 2005, 4:42 PM From what I understand it is Midnightmist Metallic Blue (the origional coded color). Most of the Mustang guys I run into seem to agree, but it looks a little light as I remember the Midnightmist looking a bit darker. Having never seen another Midnightmist Mustang in person I really don't know. It seems in all of the pictures I have seen the Midnightmist Blue seems to be a bit darker. Still it could just be the light in those pictures. BTW any NOLA guys here? http://www.metromustang.com/FordExterior/1...eriorPaint.html I spotted this 96' taurus color on the same sight, kind simillar to yours as well. http://www.metromustang.com/projects/67_fa...ly_mikes67.html Thanks for the info! |
Originally posted by Jay@January 4, 2005, 5:26 PM Reminds me of "Pepsi Blue" a popular shade about 10 years or so ago. Sorry Pak, that's not in even close to Viper Blue... |
Sure, I suppose Playmate Pink is a VARIATION of Viper Blue as well :lol2: :nana:
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Originally posted by Jay@January 5, 2005, 10:47 AM Sure, I suppose Playmate Pink is a VARIATION of Viper Blue as well :lol2: :nana: |
my 67 fb.
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heh, guess I should say HI!!!
some may know me from other forums and such but I figured I would finally make the progression to here. my mustang http://www.goldcoastmotoring.com/mustang/mustang1.htm |
Hey Jonathan...
So you can be our discount Coddington wheels guy? :D |
Originally posted by one2gamble@January 6, 2005, 1:19 AM heh, guess I should say HI!!! some may know me from other forums and such but I figured I would finally make the progression to here. my mustang http://www.goldcoastmotoring.com/mustang/mustang1.htm |
Oh and we share two car interests... my other ride is an '04 Z. :nice:
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Hello all,
New to this forum, looks like a great one. I have a '68 coupe in which I restored a year ago, but work continues on it, have quite a few projects I am working on this winter. I hope I can contribute to this forum in the future. Hey Bob, (GT350Clone) do not know if you remember me, we met at CF4, congrats on your magazine article, you do have a great car! Randy http://memimage.cardomain.net/member.../568597_58.jpg |
Welcome, Randy!
Of course I remember you & the 68!!! Glad you found your way over here. Welcome! :banana: |
Just wanted to throw mine in the mix fellas
here is my 65 fastback 2+2 289 holley 600 edelbrock rpm doug's headers |
Originally posted by Jay@January 6, 2005, 8:09 AM Hey Jonathan... So you can be our discount Coddington wheels guy? :D pak nice to see you around :jester: |
Hello everyone, I am a new member here and have a 68 Coupe that I am restoring, along with a 67 coupe I am restoring currently for a friend. Here is a pic of my project, it looks worse than it is... B)
http://www.classiccorral.com/68cp003.jpg |
:banana: Yeah, another one converted to the dark side, welcome bud! Now if we can just get Fritz and Chepsk8 to join we will be all set. You should really start off by showing everyone what you sacraficed in order to bring back a couple more cars to the world of the living. (Well almost living, you are in Canada still) :-D
:rolleyes: Never mind, I just spotted this other thread. http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?ac...=12977&p=211881 |
hello,
i am returning to the mustang fold. last year i bought a '73 mach 1 that i am presently modifying to suite my tastes. it is an "H" code car that was aready upgraded with 4V heads when i got it with a mild cam, Edelbrock performer intake and Demon 850 carb. i have swapped the FMX with a toploader and am putting in Hooker super comp headers this week. i have switched out the '73 Mach 1 grill, lower valence, and bumper for '71 pieces. this summer i am going to repaint and switch the stripes to '71-'72 stripes. the car is up on jackstands in the garage and there isn't any room to get any decent pictures of it yet. i should be able to get some in next two weeks. |
My car:
65 c-code fastback San Jose car All original, unrepaired panels Mods: Shelby body mods (hood, quarter windows, brake scoops) Mineral Grey with black stripes 4-wheel stainless steel brakes total control sub frame connectors traction masters 2003 bullit wheels 302 roller painless wiring 8" traction lock rear Current State: The body is back together and pending wetsanding/buffing Interior insulation installed Interior panels restored and installed New dashpad and ford windshield installed rear seat re-covered fold down restored, stripped to bare metal, painted and new carpet/chrome Upcoming Projects: 5-speed transmission parts sourcing and installation rear seatbelts 3-point front seatbelts finish interior - Finally, engine - target mid-year 2005 http://groups.msn.com/Steves65Mustan...ation/pictures |
howdy everyone, names nick, and i can only wish i had a car
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Originally posted by Uncle Nicky@January 18, 2005, 9:28 PM howdy everyone, names nick, and i can only wish i had a car |
heh sounds good thanks
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