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Good morning everyone,
Just signed up for the forum. My name is Gregg. Retired from Army three years ago and moved to beautiful Florida. I was finally able to buy my first classic mustang to restore. I found a 1965 coupe with matching numbers. It has the straight 6 and 3 speed manual trans. I'm sure I will be asking a lot of questions to everyone about replacing parts. Looking forward to talking with all of you.
Just signed up for the forum. My name is Gregg. Retired from Army three years ago and moved to beautiful Florida. I was finally able to buy my first classic mustang to restore. I found a 1965 coupe with matching numbers. It has the straight 6 and 3 speed manual trans. I'm sure I will be asking a lot of questions to everyone about replacing parts. Looking forward to talking with all of you.
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Welcome,
Considering it's Almost as Old as I Am Looks Like Some Good Bones and Fairly Straight! Certainly Held Up Better Than Me!
Congratulations.
Beautiful Home Btw!
Curious As To Your Plans?
Original Restoration, Restomod, Barnfind Preserve Etc.
While Everbody Would Go a Different Route Ultimately LIke To See You Go Down The Path Where it Will Be an Enjoyable Fun Project and Not Break The Bank as Well!
KC
Considering it's Almost as Old as I Am Looks Like Some Good Bones and Fairly Straight! Certainly Held Up Better Than Me!
Congratulations.
Beautiful Home Btw!
Curious As To Your Plans?
Original Restoration, Restomod, Barnfind Preserve Etc.
While Everbody Would Go a Different Route Ultimately LIke To See You Go Down The Path Where it Will Be an Enjoyable Fun Project and Not Break The Bank as Well!
KC
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