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  1. sambandit New Member

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    Thought I'd come over here and check the place out! Just did a few new mods to the Wife's 67 too. Including those new Bullitt style wheels. 18X9 with 275/35s up fron and 18X10 with 295/35s out back, Sorry for the crappy pics but it's snowing outside....lol

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  2. chepsk8 Founding Member

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    SCHWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!!!!!
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    how did you get the 18x9 and 18 x 10 to fit
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    wow, very impressive job on that stang. Most newbies around here are just starting thier projects, and thus was expecting pics of some rusted out death trap 67. That on the otherhand is a very beutiful death trap :nice:
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  5. sambandit New Member

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    Wasn't really all that difficult. In fact, I am glad I got these wheels before I searched here.... If you search here, you would think these size wheels and tires would never fit, but I let er rip and didn't think twice about it. The rears were no big deal at all. There was no rubbing although I messaged the inner wheel well just a bit to give me a little extra clearance. As far as the front goes, that was the problem. The wheels were hitting the UCAs. So, I had to cut the hat off the UCAs and now they fit no problem. Just hope I didn't ruin the intergrety of the UCAs.... I dont think I did, that little hat dosen't mean too much other than covering the ball joint I dont think....
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  6. sambandit New Member

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    LOL, thanks alot. Fortunately all the important stuff is done and done right, just putting a few of our personal touches on it now... It came with a few Cobras on it which my wife didn't like so I am in the process of de-cobraing it....lol

    Here are a couple pics of the way the car was when we got it...

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    Welcome to the site!
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  8. sambandit New Member

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    Where it counts.......




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  9. sambandit New Member

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    One more......

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  10. 65stanger big blue fuzzy closet monster

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    Very nice!:nice:

    btw....does your wife know you're posting pics of her "baby" all over the internet?;):D:nice:
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  11. 12sec67 Active Member

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    nice ride... can your wife handle that?:stick:

    J/k... welcome to stangnet:SNSign:
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  12. krash kendall New Member

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    That picture is the best of the bunch, as that is what you will see while driving it!
    krash kendall, Jan 19, 2006
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  13. sambandit New Member

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    Thanks for all the kind words, hopefully she'll be able to handle it at the track as well! Dynoed 457 to the tires...
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  14. sambandit New Member

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    BTW, whats a good way to figure out the approximate value of restomods like this? I need to figure out something for insurance reasons but dont really want to spend a couple hundred on a appraisal...
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  15. krash kendall New Member

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    Well, if you and your wife just bought it then you should have a good idea of the market will bear right now. I assume you looked at quite a few cars before you found this one.
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  16. sambandit New Member

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    Well, we got it from a friend and got a great deal on it so there is no way to really know what he could have got if he really tried to sell it. I have seen lesser cars go for 30+ so i was just wondering. We have receipts for almost twice that....
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  17. stangkid88 New Member

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    :jaw: amazing ride! love the wheels
    stangkid88, Jan 20, 2006
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    beautiful, what kind of master cylinder setup is that? i've never seen one like that.
    19stang66, Jan 20, 2006
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  19. Realmongo I prefer to be called "Evil Genius"

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    Nice Mustang, really nice!
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  20. nugget68 Member

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    what is the backspacing on your wheels, did you use any spacers?
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