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Cesar, Yours is normal for a March and later car.

Do you have the Lucas hardware?

Someone just sent me some photos of a 289 that has a VIN of 163994 but a date code of August 22, 1967. 163xxx seems too late in the run to have such an early engine. What in the world........? Any thoughts?

Do you have access to the car? The VIN is on the top of the dash, against the windshield, on the passenger side. Does that number match the VIN on the title? As far as I know, most titles don’t specify GT/CS, so this situation isn’t normal.

If you send me the VIN I can check our records.

It's now on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/225631461353?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335855451&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

I actually kind of like this one!

I checked but don’t have one. This company may have what you need. https://www.williewasher.com/spring-washers/wave-spring-washers.html

Gorilla Glue and aluminum tape!!

Cesar, I can certainly use one of your extra passenger side ones!! I have two for the driver side. Thanks

Looks great!!

If you don’t have any luck here you may want to try Andy’s Classic Mustang (509-924-9824), and West Coast Classic Cougar (503-463-1130). They both have used parts.

Bottomed out at the local grocery store. Time for some precision exhaust adjustments.

Ready for the show season!!

I’ll bet Rob could make them.

You covered all the pretty green.

Someone restoring a GT/CS in Spokane needs the deck lid, end caps, and tail light housing. Please contact me if you know where to find some or all of these parts. Thanks Arlie

Ugh, way too much rust. I agree with the others that it's worth around $10K, but only if you do your own rust repairs for the next three years. It's a great find, though, and thanks for bringing it to us. I'll order a Marti report and we'll add the car to the registry.

Neil, I think that's more than a paint blemish. Looks like filled-in rust to me.