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I found this just browsing the internet, its all from one dealer they have some mustangs mixed in there, I saw at least 3 just skimming through. They say that shipping can be done at the buyer's expense, I assume they'll ship internationally, but they didn't have any shipping rates available. I...

On the topic of car chase movies and all around things that go fast...how about worlds fastest indian? I thought it was badass, good movie. I own bullitt, ronin, worlds fastest indian, I also want to get "Le Mans" another McQueen movie.

Cool thanks! I still haven't gotten the car back, I've had it there since Tuesday, grrr. He keeps telling me he'll have it done by the end of the day, but no dice yet. He tells me my car is bringing him a ton of business so he hasn't had enough time to finish it off, I don't know how true that...

I took the stang to get a new patch panel welded in and I'll have it back tommorrow morning. I'm gonna take pics and post them up here. I also went ahead and bought a quart of the epoxy primer and activator and had a quick question, does it act as a sealer in addition to a primer or do I need to...

If you know the current going through that wire you can calculate the resistance of the wire based on the information above using ohms law. One way to check it would be to hook up a multimeter and measure the current and the voltage too, some multimeters can measure resistance, so you wouldn't...

Yea, I think I'm gonna do that panel with spray primer, and possibly finish the rest of the car with the epoxy primer. Then go back and do that panel in epoxy too.

How many coats of the spray primer should be applied?

I'm pretty the sure original color is red, most of the other panels underneath are red. The green is most definately not the original, it has a lot of runs and blending in areas. The part about leaking I noticed too, I think a major part of that problem is due to the poor seal between the rear...

Yea money is an issue right now. As long as the spray primer is effective I think I'll go with that. I plan to prime it as soon as I can, as soon as the rain stops so I can apply bondo and then I'll be good to prime it. I don't plan to paint it for at least 6 months so as long as I get the body...

I just went to a body and paint shop to get their take on the situation. I told him I was planning on just using spray primer to coat the metal and he suggested a two part epoxy applied with a spray gun. He said that the rust will come through the primer or something like that and it wouldn't be...

OK I took off some of the interior trim to see what was going on underneath... Here's a bigger picture of one of the first: Here's a picture at the bottom of the rear quarter window, if you can see that lower portion that is "broken away" from the rest of the quarter panel is actually...

Alright thanks, that will be my prject today. Do any of you have recommendations on how to keep the area that I have sanded down protected from rain and such until I can get it repaired? Maybe tape some trash bags or something over it?

It was for awhile but I have another car I beat around. I decided to tackle this because i don't have to depend on it right now. My original plan was to sand it down and primer it section by section. I don't know how this changes things though. I'm concerned about leaving the bare metal exposed...

Ok I have some pictures of the damage now Hope that helps

So I've taken on the project of sanding the existing paint off my 67 coupe. I started today and got all the paint down to the metal off the passenger side rear quarter panel. As I sanded I discovered areas of body filler, nothing too bad just evening out dents from the past for the most part...

I don't want to get rid of them, I'm sanding all the existant POS paint on my car off and I want to get to the area behind the vents, I also want to strip the paint off the vents themselves.

Doesn't sound fun at all....What do I have to remove to access these bolts? I tried to feel up in there but it didn't appear that I could get in there at all without removing something.

Hey guys and gals. I was wondering whats the best method to remove the side vents of a 67 coupe. How are they connected? Is it an adhesive holding them on or do they snap on? Thanks! -Emile

^^^ I agree

Ok, so every now and then my left indicator decides to foul up. This is at least the 5th time its happened. Basically when I flick the left indicator the arrow stays illuminated and doesn't blink. On the exterior when it does this, the front blinker stays illuminated like the indicator and in...