1978 King Cobra Photos

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10/28/14, 07:40 AM

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clintw

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Bill.

Thats a really nice King cobra . I have a few question as I am working on one is there anyway we could chat . Thanks

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10/28/14, 09:13 AM

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Awesome job!! Makes me wish I didn't sell mine..

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10/28/14, 09:36 AM

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Great to see this. These II's saved the nameplate so we can continue to enjoy Mustangs today.

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11/5/14, 11:41 PM

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Thanks! These sure are tough cars to get parts for! I was lucky to find a console

You could always use mustang's unlimited, if you cant find a part on other sites.they have a book just on mustang II.

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11/6/14, 12:33 AM

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Superb.

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11/6/14, 11:30 AM

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I have a question for anyone out there with some knowledge of the Mustang II. I was at the Savannah, Ga MCA show. I lost some points, as the judge claimed that the underside should be either body color or rustproofed. My car has never been restored, yet the underside is black, not undercoated, but kind of a matte black. Any info if this was the norm? I have seen the underside of a few low mileage II's, and they are all black. Was the judge in error?