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10/20/11, 12:44 AM
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New here. I have a 1966 mustang coupe 289v8 with drum brakes. It was striped down when I bought it a couple months ago. Its not my first mustang, I've had a 1966, a 1980, and an 1983. Looking forward to putting alot into it. I have a ton of ideas, just need time and money to do it up the way I want. feel free to look at my other projects I've finnished.
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10/23/11, 10:50 PM
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Can Anyone Help?
I have a 1970 Mustang "M" code convertible that's Calypso Coral with white interior and top. I need to try to find a pair of rocker panel moldings for it. I noticed that on several of the 70's on your web page, there are rocker moldings. Does anyone know where I might be able to find a set? Everyone seems to carry Mach1 moldings, or 69 versions (the skiny ones), but none for a 70. I've been told that coupes, convertibles, and grande's used the same moldings (grande's having a black tape stripe in the center). I've seen a bunch of 70 photos with them, so I'm sure they must be available somewhere. I'd appreciate any advice or assistance you can give.
12/8/11, 08:39 AM
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1965 mustang 351w edlebrock Aluminum heads Harland sharp roller rockers trick flow hardened pushrods headman headers some nasty cam no idea what it is performer intake and a 650 Holley dibble pumper.
C4 trams
Torque thrust wheels
Etc etc
Granada brake conversion
Flaming river steering gear box
C4 trams
Torque thrust wheels
Etc etc
Granada brake conversion
Flaming river steering gear box
12/8/11, 12:31 PM
#325
Nice ride Juston! Welcome to the site!!
1/5/12, 04:58 AM
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Hello from Japan! I'm Dave65, an officer in the U.S. Navy aboard USS George Washington. I have a 65 convertible GT that I sadly had to leave in the states for the past two years. The good news is, she's been having plenty of work done on her while I've been away. I'm looking forward to seining her when she's shipped to my next duty station in Germany!
1/6/12, 08:07 AM
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Welcome Dave, I have a 65 Coupe that I've had everything done to. What are you having done to yours? Have your shop take some pics and post them! 
Hello from Japan! I'm Dave65, an officer in the U.S. Navy aboard USS George Washington. I have a 65 convertible GT that I sadly had to leave in the states for the past two years. The good news is, she's been having plenty of work done on her while I've been away. I'm looking forward to seining her when she's shipped to my next duty station in Germany!
1/7/12, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Falchion
Welcome Dave, I have a 65 Coupe that I've had everything done to. What are you having done to yours? Have your shop take some pics and post them!
1/11/12, 08:06 AM
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It souds like my car! lol 
I hope it works out for you. Post some pics when you get back into port if you can....
I hope it works out for you. Post some pics when you get back into port if you can....
You name, I've done it. Rebuilt engine, new leather pony seats, new paint job, new roof, new wood grain dash, seat belts... The list could literally go on and on. I'd ask the mechanic to post pictures, but I can barely get him to return my calls. To be honest, his lack of communication really scares me and I can't wait to get my car back. Most of this mentioned work was previously done somewhere else. I'm using the current mechanic for "storage" purposes while where here in Japan.
4/9/12, 12:13 PM
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Hey there I just bought me a 68 coupe project with a 289 4bbl originally had the 200 i6 definitely needs work and this is my first project car for me and my son just like my dad did with me with his 69 coupe that he had pictures are posted on 1st and 2nd Gen forums let me know what you guys think
5/26/12, 07:53 PM
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Hey everyone, I'm new to the site. This is Lilly.
http://i1140.photobucket.com/albums/...lly/atshed.jpg
Shes a 1971 Fastback that need a lot of work. I'm hoping to get some tips and advice since I'm still learning the restoration process.
http://i1140.photobucket.com/albums/...lly/atshed.jpg
Shes a 1971 Fastback that need a lot of work. I'm hoping to get some tips and advice since I'm still learning the restoration process.
6/21/12, 08:36 PM
#338
My '66 Stang
1966 Mustang
289 with "fireball" Crane Cam
C4 Transmission
Installing Wilwood Disc Brakes Front/Back
Lowered 4" with 1 1/4" Front Sway Bar and 7/8" Rear Sway Bar and Konis
Aloha,
John
289 with "fireball" Crane Cam
C4 Transmission
Installing Wilwood Disc Brakes Front/Back
Lowered 4" with 1 1/4" Front Sway Bar and 7/8" Rear Sway Bar and Konis
Aloha,
John
6/27/12, 06:35 PM
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2003 Mustang... Basic 3.8 L Named Nightmare due to all the headaches to get it to the point it's at now... Only under the hood mods are a Spectre air filter and Dual Mack exhaust for now... I plan on throwing on some customs decals and a new set of rims (I've had the car for a year now and have been fixing it from the lack of care of the previous owner)
Derick
Derick
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