PA Dodger
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A pic of the problem child.
venturing to the other side. Need Suggestions
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moparmat2000
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Cmon guys who here wouldent want a 67/68 mustang fastback. I'd have no problem parking that in my garage. Sorry bout your pop. Helping your bro finish up the stang is a wonderful way to remember your dad.
Coronet 500
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I have my son's '88 in my garage back halving it, '68 is one of our favourites. I'll ask if he's a member of any forum. I've learned more about Mustangs than I ever wanted to.
My two other boys like Mopar, the Ford isn't so bad because all three of them like girls and V8s.
My two other boys like Mopar, the Ford isn't so bad because all three of them like girls and V8s.
PA Dodger
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The '67 Mustang is one of my favorite Fords next to the Cougar Eliminator. I think it will be a cool winter project. My swapping knowledge is limited to Mopars. I took three tries to find correct fitting headers to fit a 351, 4 speed in a '67 Stang. I don't think this would be an issue if the original 289 was used.
Nothing wrong with other makes. I have a little Mercury Bobcat I am putting a 5.0 roller motor and World Class T5 into. People who cannot appreciate other makes lead really dull lives.
...and John, thanks for the kind words, but I am really not good at all. I know just enough to get by and sometimes not that much.
...and John, thanks for the kind words, but I am really not good at all. I know just enough to get by and sometimes not that much.
Variety, makes life more colorful. How many small block Chevs can you keep working on ? Nice fastback , PA Dodger.
95teetee
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I had a '66 and a '68 so I'm right there with ya (btw, try fitting a cleveland into a '68 if you really want some fun lol)
ir3333
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back in the 'era they were all special ...especially your example!
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