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That looks great!! :cool:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

Nice! :cool:

All of the round inserts are Scott Drake, or just the running horse one in the centre?

What make are the inserts? Thanks.

I always thought the X-pipe was a modern Mustang item. I've always used an H-pipe on the vintage Mustangs.

Who did the belts? They are beautiful!! :grin:

I didn't realize that all original GT/CS grills had the Marchal brackets. I thought that my car had them because it was originally equipped with Marchals and then got the recall for the Lucas lamps. Learn something every day...especially on this site. :cool:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

I'm looking forward to seeing this one as it progresses. Thanks for sharing! :cool:

Pretty sure the 16 gallons was a US measure. We had imperial gallons up here in Canada. Did you use the right conversion formula when you did your calculation from litres to gallons? :wink:

You are absolutely correct Mike! :grin:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

It is a gorgeous car! Must be pretty cool to have such a vehicle in that country. :cool:

Being in the Philippines certainly helps jack the price up. :wink: Wonder how they figured exactly how many are still around. "1,350 cars are left in existence as of today"

All very beautiful Mustangs! :cool: I hope you will share pictures of the new one when it arrives. :grin:

I think you have made the right decision. Make it the best you can without breaking the bank. You can't really go wrong. :grin:

Very :cool: Did anyone notice that the BFG T/As on the fastback still had the blue protective coating on the letters? :grin:

If you are thinking about hitting the original dealership where your car was sold new, why don't you find them on the internet via Google, and then shoot them an email. Give them your car Vin# and description, and ask if you could drop by. If nothing else, you could get a picture of the car in...

So sad...:icon_no: