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If it was hard to take apart, it should be hard to put back together.

New insulation pad?! You made of money?

Plan ahead. I've got the 90 and a 17 GT. My daughter is 16 and I work from home. There's a very good chance she might end up taking the 17 off to college. Lesson learned. I'll buy a Corolla once she's gone. Then when my poor son goes off to college 4 years later... Once he's gone...

Try having a white interior. It doesn't even weather the same across panels and seats.

My teenager fit in the back seat of the 90 convertible. They have zero legroom in the 2017. There's more headroom in the 2017 though than a fox hatchback.

It's a joke from Dirty Work. RIP Norm MacDonald.

The rear seat in a Fox vs 2017 is night and day. That said, you can fit a couple of dead hookers in the trunk of the 2017, the 1990, not so much.

I had twins two years after getting the 89 Mustang. I kept it for 12 years. I had/have a minivan for the kids. I have a 2017 DD now and a fresh set of kids in their teens. I've always had a sports car or a truck. If I find myself without either, I get a wandering eye.

I got it years ago and it was 95% complete. The big problem was that the wiring harness was toast, but just operational enough for testing purposes. Little things like the electric fuel pump being wirted to constantly be on and having a giant hole cut in the AC/heater box that wasn't visible. It...

I just sold a 70 Mach 1. I'd wanted one forever and it turned out to be more of a project than I'd planned. I'll gladly take factory fuel injection every single day.

I wanted a Camaro in 1989, but the cheapest V8 option was a base IROC with an anemic 305 that cost more than a loaded 5.0 LX. I bought the LX and never looked back.

Have I ever told you how I think of you as my best friend?

Perhaps I should have said I can't find them for less than $1,000. Wait long enough and there will be a worthy repro.

Good luck with that. I've been looking long and hard.

I vote 363. Use the stock valve covers and get the factory intake extrude honed. Tell everyone it's still a bone stock survivor.

That's just it, this needs an evolution, not a revolution.

Using jack stands that were recalled by harbor freight?

I do get your point. But my point is that it's not market driven when the government gives huge tax breaks to purchase them and takes actions to harm the status quo competition.

I see where you're going with this, but it fails to account for two factors. 1. People don't rely on television to go to work, take kids to school, and buy groceries for their family. 2. Television's acceptance was organic. Government didn't need to hand out tax incentives to encourage people...