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I've strayed from the Mustang project I had wanted for a little while and I'm really glad that I subscribed to this thread! I love your car! Absolutely, positively love that car and the video sounds amazing as well. Just consider the shaking to be an added speed enhancement :) Great job on...

As far as resto mod and very tasteful goes, take a look into BIG-Mac's ride! VERY tasteful and gorgeous to boot! :nice:

if you just want to collect it, then the Mach is the way to go.

that's pretty cool.

congrats! It all looks great!:nice:

just a ball park guess (more specific, from left field...) I'd say $15k or so. there seems to be a lot of quality parts there that just need some finishing up without too much concern for caner and all that...

those pics are great! looks like it'll turn into a really nice event! and if I could get more/larger pics of that candy 68 that'd be awesome too :D ithaca00 ... @ ... hotmail ... .com oh, regarding the photo resizing, it looks like you've got it worked out but irfanview is a really nice...

Yay! Good job on investigating the throat area, now your mission is to change the area of interest. Keep up the good work :D

I bet some Bondo will fix the body work and that suspension can be handled with good ole duct tape! :nice: :rolleyes:

I'm not sure that it'd work for you but there was a post a month or so ago that linked to a detailed build of a 69 Mustang that had a "hidden" cage that went in the A-pillar to connect the front. I don't think that there's enough space in the car for you to hide the pipe but it's an idea...

haha! :lol:

if you're moving the seat back you shouldn't need to worry about the stock holes...

here's some that I've found... and here's a two tone interior...

Oh, what colors are you thinking of using?

I've got a few pics at home that I'll try to put up here when i get off work...

Like StangKid88 said, the all red Pony interior would look nice and the black panels are a lot easier to do than the red... So, of the the two I vote for the circa 2005 interior :nice:

so are any of these on the road yet?

Bah, the last time that I used Febreeze in my car it was to get a "mildewy" smell out and what I got was a "cat piss" smell. Not really any better...:nonono:

try one of those fridge baking soda packs. it worked in getting the smoker's scent from my current car.

ahhhh.... love at first rev :lol: Dude there is not much hotter than hot chick in a hot car :D