Thought I was the only crazy one.
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for fun here is my garage. 2.5 car that I im in process of rearranging to fit a 3rd car.
the Daily driver needs some basic maintenance that I havent had the space for.
Sorry they are crooked and blurry... crappy camera in my phone.
from the door, left side
from the door, right side
looking back at the door
the Daily driver needs some basic maintenance that I havent had the space for.
Sorry they are crooked and blurry... crappy camera in my phone.
from the door, left side
from the door, right side
looking back at the door
Ah yes, Berkley, right next to fashionable ferndale. I'm in Livonia.
Nice 67. i had one like that back in high school, wish i had kept it. I used to know a lot about those old mustangs, i had three in row, 68 coupe, 67 coupe 67 fastback.
Your garage looks like mine does - functional, and there's no harm in that.
Nice 67. i had one like that back in high school, wish i had kept it. I used to know a lot about those old mustangs, i had three in row, 68 coupe, 67 coupe 67 fastback.
Your garage looks like mine does - functional, and there's no harm in that.
I can see that already... Im feeling a bit outclassed just from lurking a bit...
Im in Berkley, you?
As near as I can tell everyone is welcome here. I'm pretty new my self. Can't start out at the top. You have a nice looking space.
Welcome aboard.
Oh, and as far as the 68, thanks.
That is a project I inherited with the passing of my father in law.
I'm very excited to do the build on it, though I have no experience with Detroit iron.
The prospect of learning how to do a resto, and build a pushrod engine is very interesting to me. Lots of research has to happen before I turn a single bolt.
Should be a lot of fun though.
That is a project I inherited with the passing of my father in law.
I'm very excited to do the build on it, though I have no experience with Detroit iron.
The prospect of learning how to do a resto, and build a pushrod engine is very interesting to me. Lots of research has to happen before I turn a single bolt.
Should be a lot of fun though.
Does your title say 1968? The vents (fake louvers) at the front of the quarter panel where it meets the door are a 67 only item. From your picture it looks like vents, I could be wrong. The 68 had a vertical chrome strip there.
I wonder if it had quarters added at one point.
Is the high beam indicator in the upper middle of your instrument cluster a round light or the mustang logo?
And you mentioned push rod motor, what have you worked on before, rotary's?
Frank Elson
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I thought I was the only one - then when I found this site I even found a handful more from the UK.
The two great things about this site are the subject - we're all garage, tool and vehicle mad - and the friendliness, all sorts of political persuasion, loads of different attitudes to life etc, but all together and after the odd spat or two, back to being "together" on our subject.
The two great things about this site are the subject - we're all garage, tool and vehicle mad - and the friendliness, all sorts of political persuasion, loads of different attitudes to life etc, but all together and after the odd spat or two, back to being "together" on our subject.
cyclopsblown34
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Welcome to the site. There are several amazing garages on here. Check out Nimrod's when you get the chance. I think it's the coolest.