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My wife and I had this conversation a couple of weeks ago: (truncated for everyone's sake) me: I like the black with red leather...what do you think? her: It's okay. Hey look...screaming yellow looks nice. me: Yea, but then I'd have to get charcoal leather instead. her: That's...

A good source for me so far has been www.50resto.com. Thay have a lot of good stuff but they are by no means complete.

As I said, I'm starting a refurb on my '84 GT vert and I need some help finding both OE and Aftermarket parts for it. I just pushed it up my driveway into the garage so I'm really serious this time! It's kinda hard finding reliable parts supplies for the older fox bodies. Can anyone point me...

I feel for you. Patience has a way of paying off, though. The 05 will be the first new mustang I am able to afford (I'm 34). My wait is almost over but who knows what '07 will bring for you. They will improve on it, so bide your time and laugh at those of us who foolishly purchased the first...

Don't forget they both have seats, you can see out the windows, the shifter is between the seats... :D I've had a 67 vert and (still have) an 84 GT vert. The 05 pulls WAY more elements from the 67 but it is still unique. Great examples, Shatner...sometimes you really have to put them...

The production light buckets look like they were made for mass production (a single unit installed after the body has been painted) whereas in the concept, they didn't really have to worry about things like that. Concept = Possible Production = Practical

I am in awe. :hail2: Now, if only we had the pricing! Well, that's not important 'cause I'm getting one anyway! Damn, I sound spoiled.

Okay, this may be a bit premature, but I figure it's okay since we've already discussed options, mods and even music. Who else is planning their first roadtrip with their new GT? I live in Nor-Cal and I'm planning a trip from one end of hwy 49 to the other. Starting up around Auburn and...

They're called "knock-offs". Calling them "spinners" makes it too easy to confuse them with those tacky-a** things some people put on their land yachts!

This sounds familiar. When I was 15 1/2 I fell in love with a particular 1970 Mach 1. I saw it on the street about 6 months before my 16th birthday and I knew I would never be happy without it. As luck would have it, it went up for sale right around my birthday (within days) so I was able to...

Yea...and with simulated woodgrain contact paper on the dash! :barf: