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Did you have any luck sourcing the correct IC? Which one would be the correct chip for a direct replacement out of those 2 if they are compatible? Thank you

Yeah had that happen to me before, then went somewhere else and it was 1/10th the price.

LMAO Thanks! My bay is pretty clean but it still has a long way to go, it photographs well though. I need to pull the motor and actually paint the bay to complete my analness LOL AlmostStock's bay is like not other though, that took a lot of work and well worth it. I just woudn't want to...

Some more recent pics of my 86 Capri, put some ROH Snypers on it late summer

http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/779888-show-off-your-engine-bay.html

I can't help you but I will need to be doing this as well next year, if you can take any pics as you go along that would be great!

She has always liked aero GT's, she had one years ago. She was driving a 84.5 GT350 that we had but she really wanted another aero so I found her this one cheap cheap. I just don't like the "I want it louder, I want it faster, I want 4.10's" HELLO, I WANT TO WORK ON MINE TOO YA KNOW! LOL Yeah...

Thanks Scott, and nope, definitely wasn't my car/wife.

Another welds vote here too

Seems to be the general consensus! Thanks! :nice: Yeah the capri is my favorite too, I have had capri's for years, can't get enough of them. Thanks!

Thanks guys! That temptation is here, and the motor in the vert might find its way to my capri come spring time. Yeah, I have a bit of an issue LOL

Thanks guys! Yeah I am loving the Snypers now too Tom, thanks! I wasn't sure if I was going to at first as I have a serious issue with not knowing what wheels I want but these work for me. I love them now.

Been a long time since I have posted any pics of my rides. Here are some up to date pics. First my pride and joy - 1986 Mercury Capri 5.0 T-Top Next is the 1988 Mustang GT I picked up for my wife I have a stock radio back in now. and my newly acquired 1985 Mustang...

I can't wait til I can finally see this car and meet you and Julie in person someday next season. Fantastic ride for sure. :nice:

The more I think about it, that one was probably done by AHA Convertible. I am not sure where the markings are found on these though. I am not sure that Intermeccanica did Capri's, I know they did the mustangs. AHA Convertible and Bivouac Industries did Capri's. Tomaso Swift might have as...

This one was not done by ASC. This one was probably done by Intermeccanica

Nobody sells them aftermarket unfortunately, your best bet is to send yours out to these guys, the turn around is VERY quick and about 100-150 bux S.U.R.&R. is a leading manufacturer of an extensive line of replacement parts used in the Automotive Aftermarket industry.

Can see this site too 1986 Mustang GT Build and How To's

Ford would never paint a mustang brown ;) LOL Looks great as usual Bill!!!

I did not sand after the primer, the one I use comes out real smooth. I have a local autobody supply shop down the road from me that can get me any SEM product I need. SEM Products - Catalog SEM Products - Catalog