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FORD MUSTANG 1968: STEERING:LINKAGES:KNUCKLE:SPINDLE:ARM Make : FORDModel : MUSTANGYear : 1968 Build Dates : 0000-00-00 - 0000-00-00 NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number : 19E011000 Date Owner's Notified: 2019-03-17Date Received by ODI: 2019-02-09Date Added to Database: 2019-02-19 Manufacturers Involved...

1968 Ford Mustang Seats Recall 77V043000 Action Number: N/A Service Bulletin Number: 77V043000 Report Date: Mar 28, 1977 Component: Seats Potential Units Affected: 480000 Manufacturer: Ford Motor Company Summary: The seat back pivot pin bracket on the involved vehicles may fail...

I didn’t see a VIN disclosed, so you must have some personal knowledge of the car or seller to know it is in your registry. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Also no power steering or brakes. A little uncommon in my experience for a 302 car. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Other red flags: Standard interior seats and door cards with the wrong window cranks paired with deluxe interior interior dash bezels. Non-1968 steering wheel. No Marti report shown, VIN # or door tag shown to allow verification of authenticity or configuration. Honestly, smells like a...

My work is done here. ;-) Congrats on giving this one a new home and some much needed TLC! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

8R01C142543 spotted today at the VMOA car show in Campbell, CA with a For Sale sign on it. The car is not in the registry. Appears to be Wimbledon white with possibly original paint in fair condition. Lucas lights, incorrect pedestals. Body seems in good condition, but I did not see under the...

Here's the Marti report showing the deluxe wheel...

I have seen several Marti reports and window stickers showing the deluxe wheel as a standalone option, including my car. Maybe someone has a deluxe Marti report that reveals how many came with the standalone deluxe wheel? The Mustang by the Numbers book doesn't break down this option.

My car is a standard interior model (black) but was ordered with the deluxe wheel option. I have the original deluxe wheel (not installed) awaiting restoration. There is currently a standard black wheel installed with a black surround and black center pad. If I can verify that the car would...

Does anyone know if the deluxe steering wheel center pad was always wood-grain? Or did it come matched to the interior color when the wheel was ordered as a standalone option on a standard interior car? Does anyone have a source for the wood-grain center pad?

Anyone else notice what appears to be a "Branded Mustang" top emblem in the right side photo? Although it is more likely that the badge was a "custom" touch added by the owner somewhere along the way, it is possible that a dealership ordered a branded kit for the car to customize it further...

Wondering if anyone is using the repro starter solenoid sold by Marti Autoworks and if you have had issues with it "sticking". I have had three of them stick, so I'm assuming that there is a design or quality problem, but can't rule out that there isn't a problem with the supply voltage or...

Sunny and 60s in NorCal today. Will take mine out for some exercise later. Sorry for your pain. I used to live in Mass. Headed west after 133" of snow one winter. You know it's time to get out when the Weather Channel shows up in your neighborhood to broadcast their worst weather in America...

Doesn't appear to have driving lights either.

Thanks to all for the feedback. Seems like most agree that MMO might help and won't hurt anything. Also interested in opinions and experiences with using it as a fuel additive. Anyone use it regularly, or occasionally? What effects, if any, do you feel? Improved idle, mileage, power, etc...

After my last oil change, I developed an intermittent lifter tick on cold start that goes away as the engine starts to come up to temp. It sounds like a single lifter may be sticking just a bit, so I'm not too concerned, but I am slightly annoyed by it and would like to make it go away. Before...

Felt it in Santa Clara, quite a way south of American Canyon. Woke us up, could feel the waves. No damage here thankfully.

Piloti driving shoes are also great.

I believe the car you are referencing is a '65, not a '66. In any case, it is not the same car.