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nope. Not as much demand for 6 cylinders compared to S codes.

I have the styled steel wheels and have 235/70 BFG's on both my CJ and CS. no rubbing.

Before the BJ last January most small blocks were selling in the teens. After the auction the hype made a few prices go higher but that has seemed to die out. If there is no CS in the BJ auction this year I predict values for small blocks will stay in the teens like they have been for a little...

mmm Courtney Hanson. She signed a picture at a show for me a couple of years ago. She remarked on my mullet haircut on the picture. :wink:

oh my.......

I think it was roughly $2000 but cannot remember. It is a TCI Streetfighter with a B&M shifter. I think we had the original driveshaft shortened. Not sure about the ratios and have no rpm gauge in the car. It just feels like another gear but much taller than the others. It is carbed. Sorry...

One things for sure Scott has a obsession for 68 mustangs! :grin:

good stuff.

Royal Maroon on a CS looks great, especially with a white vinyl top. do it!

that sounds right to me. I remember messing with mine for something and my mechanic mentioning he could change the front to back pressure, meaning the front would grab harder than the rear.

my CJ has the cylinder attached to it, I assume it is part of the assembly but I just don't know it's function. I assume my other cars have it as well.

contact Scott (GT_CS Mustang) I bet he has what you are looking for. pm me for his email address.

heads up! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NOS-1968-FORD-SHELBY-MUSTANG-BRAKE-PROPORTIONING-VALVE_W0QQitemZ270031629314QQihZ017QQcategoryZ10076QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

got a AOD behind my 66's 347 motor. rear end I believe has a 3.91 in it.

gonna be a good calendar this year.

I agree, the backgrounds are much nicer this year.

make sure to let us know when it goes to Ebay.

vote early vote ONCE. :smile:

very interesting. I hope Ford is the one looking to capitalize on this rather than being the "underdog" in this. DETROIT - Executives of General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. have discussed a possible merger or alliance, the trade journal Automotive News reported Monday. Both companies...

nope! :smile: