1967 mustang
9/1/12, 06:27 PM
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1967 mustang
I just picked up a 1967 mustang!!! I'm excited to get started working on it. Have a couple things to do!I'm looking to remove the inner door panels to access the window as it is not rolling all the way up tight! Also looking to take my rear inner panels to fix the roll up windows too.
I'm looking to see if anyone might have any tips as to how to remove them without messing up the clips etc.
I'm going to take off the starter tomorrow or so as well going to have it rebuilt.
I have taken the console (clusters) off, I noticed there is nothing plugged in there so I'll have to look for a way to connect that too!
Looks like radio, console etc is not plugged in.
Any tips would be appreciated!
I'm looking to see if anyone might have any tips as to how to remove them without messing up the clips etc.
I'm going to take off the starter tomorrow or so as well going to have it rebuilt.
I have taken the console (clusters) off, I noticed there is nothing plugged in there so I'll have to look for a way to connect that too!
Looks like radio, console etc is not plugged in.
Any tips would be appreciated!
9/1/12, 06:48 PM
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Welcome to TMS! 
Harbor Freight has some inexpensive tools for removing panels and stuff with clips.
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog.../category/766/
Harbor Freight has some inexpensive tools for removing panels and stuff with clips.
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog.../category/766/
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