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Lets see. The "original Ford tooling" fenders are out for 67-68s, as well as complete door shells for those same years (though I've heard mixed results on those door shells). I've also run into a super-simple sequential tail light kit that is really easy to install, uses LEDs and costs right at $100. I'm sure there's more, but this is what I can think of off the top of my head.
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Originally posted by BLAKE@August 13, 2004, 12:14 PM
Lets see. The "original Ford tooling" fenders are out for 67-68s, as well as complete door shells for those same years (though I've heard mixed results on those door shells). I've also run into a super-simple sequential tail light kit that is really easy to install, uses LEDs and costs right at $100. I'm sure there's more, but this is what I can think of off the top of my head.
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Lets see. The "original Ford tooling" fenders are out for 67-68s, as well as complete door shells for those same years (though I've heard mixed results on those door shells). I've also run into a super-simple sequential tail light kit that is really easy to install, uses LEDs and costs right at $100. I'm sure there's more, but this is what I can think of off the top of my head.
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BTW... it does not have to be a great product in you opinion, just something new. I believe Cloney is waiting for his new Bullet style console from California Mustang to arrive:
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
My stack of car mags is at home. I'll look this weekend and see if I can find where I saw that.
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Originally posted by Jay@August 13, 2004, 1:25 PM
BTW... it does not have to be a great product in you opinion, just something new. I believe Cloney is waiting for his new Bullet style console from California Mustang to arrive:
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
BTW... it does not have to be a great product in you opinion, just something new. I believe Cloney is waiting for his new Bullet style console from California Mustang to arrive:
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
I think I kind of like it? :scratch:
Not sure, but for the money, I think I'll stick with my plans to make my own.
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How about the new full floor pans?
http://shermanparts.com/page.php?content=i...=news&PartID=10
Are they actually being sold yet? I wish I would have had one for my coupe....
http://shermanparts.com/page.php?content=i...=news&PartID=10
Are they actually being sold yet? I wish I would have had one for my coupe....
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Not a bad idea for a thread, as I am in the process of buy parts to rebuild my 66 coupe. Is original Ford tooling actually better than the next product? Any info on pretty much a complete restore would be great.
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Global West coilover suspension
Mustang Depot - What's new list.
Virginia Mustang - What's new list.
These
these
these
And, don't forget these beauties...
Mustang Depot - What's new list.
Virginia Mustang - What's new list.
These
these
these
And, don't forget these beauties...
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Gauge housing adapted for Autometer gauges:
On eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...bayphotohosting
On eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...bayphotohosting
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Coming soon, 1967 Mustang FB complete body.
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Originally posted by Jay@August 13, 2004, 12:25 PM
BTW... it does not have to be a great product in you opinion, just something new. I believe Cloney is waiting for his new Bullet style console from California Mustang to arrive:
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
BTW... it does not have to be a great product in you opinion, just something new. I believe Cloney is waiting for his new Bullet style console from California Mustang to arrive:
More info here: http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showd...ATID=19&CM_SA=0
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4 link rear suspension + airbags. Pretty slick actually. Airbag technology has come a long way in the last few years...
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I'm not impressed with the brackets that saddle the axle tubes. But other that that it's a pretty good idea. Well, also the welds/cuts look rather crude. They've been around with this setup for awhile, I nearly bought the fastback shell they used to mock up the kit on.
That package does not include the actual inflator system. But it is a 4 link, and I assume you could perhaps substitute coil springs for the bags. I emailed them awhile about this and they said why not?
That package does not include the actual inflator system. But it is a 4 link, and I assume you could perhaps substitute coil springs for the bags. I emailed them awhile about this and they said why not?
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Originally posted by bnickel@September 18, 2004, 4:26 PM
i had thought about using coilovers on one of those as well, that would be pretty slick, and cheap enough for a bolt in 4-link, might be a pretty good rear suspension
i had thought about using coilovers on one of those as well, that would be pretty slick, and cheap enough for a bolt in 4-link, might be a pretty good rear suspension
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i was watching one of those on ebay and it just sold this morning or last night for 1000 bucks, add a couple or three hundred for some coilover shocks and you might have a really nice rear setup (well as compared to the leaf springs anyway) i like it and it actually looks like it would be fairly easy to duplicate as well. any body have a tube bender 