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Happy Birthday! :grin:

I believe they are now. I've had two new Fords in the last while and both had block heaters.

Very interesting. Guess it was an option back then as opposed to standard equipment these days for Canadian cars.

Was a block heater a Ford option back in 68? My GT/CS is a San Francisco car, but I've had three 67-68 Mustangs from up here and none of them had a block heater.:confused:

I managed to buy one from him last year. :grin: His website is at: http://www.pmndesigns.com

eBay blocks you? What did you do to piss them off? :grin:

That would be a nice surprise! :cool: Congratulations!

I had my engine rebuilt last Fall, and my mechanic used some of his stuff on the manifolds. It had to go through heat cycles also, but he said it would be fine. I don't think you need to worry. Go ahead and coat them. The heat will do the rest. :grin:

Thanks so much! I had pretty much given up on finding a diecast to match my CS. :grin:

Look good to me! :cool:

You did. You kindly sent me a CD of the GT/CS articles. :cool:

I am. Do you want me to PM you the address? :grin: Now I REALLY owe you bigtime!

Okay then....ROFLMAO! :grin:

I'd love it, but I feel that I should be paying you for it....

Darn...here I was hoping for a Candy Apple Red with white stripes. :wink:

Nice work on that car! :cool:

The purpose of the spacer is to isolate the carb from the heat of the engine. Makes for better running engine. :grin:

Wow! :cool::cool:

Something going on Mike? :confused:

Ok Neil, I'm curious. How many cars have you "touched" over the years? :grin: