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Here's a 302 (J-code) GT/CS that seems to be fairly well restored for $65,000 Canadian, and it's been for sale for quite a while, so you may want to use that figure as an end point when figuring out the value of the white car. https://www.diamondclassiccars.ca/copy-of-1970-mustang-mach-i...

The primered headlight bucket and front valance suggest a front collision. From the little bit I can see it looks like the interior is rough, as is the body. With only those two photos as a guide, which isn't nearly enough information, I'd say it's worth maybe $15,000 - $20,000 if the bottom...

I used PVC pipe, painted charcoal.

The car was originally Seafoam Green. Asking $49,000. https://www.ebay.com/itm/125922828964?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335855451&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

If I remember correctly the Scott Drake paint is too light.

Thanks!! Now I know where to start.

Never even heard of one.

Well, the taillight problem is an easy fix. The ‘new’ wiring harness from the dash to the lights is incorrectly wired. An old crusty one I have works great. Now the brakes!

Same ballpark

Is anyone familiar with this car? It's gorgeous.

We have turn signals and emergency flashers!!! Working on the brake lights tomorrow. Someone bypassed the contact brake switch at the pedal and installed a pressure switch near the master cylinder. I have power to the pressure switch and the lights work if I jumper the switch, so I'm going to...

I got distracted, as usual.

That's almost what I said, but my question was a little more R-rated.

Oh boy, this doesn’t look good!!!

I think they are wired into the headlight switch!!

I may not be the brightest bulb (pun intended), but I’m pretty sure these white lights are not the taillights, nor should they be attached to the headlight switch.

I think the 224 looks light because it's surrounded by darker colors.

Marty, Where do you get the PPG paint?

It's way too dark. Not even in the same ballpark. It's on the left. Next to it, and on top, is Plasti-Kote 224. To the right of the 224 is NPD's product, and on the far right is Dupli-Color 1606. The NPD paint is a great looking color as it seems much richer than the 224, but it also seems to...