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My machine shop guy installed one of the rail rockers on my 289 so that one of the rails was on top of the pushrod. Made a very obvious tapping sound, so I doubt yours was anything so obvious. I'm curious...:smile:

Did you see the link to Branda that I posted earlier for you? Pretty much the same price, but brand new covers. BTW...the round hole ones are more period correct. Glad you found a set. :cool:

I believe I prefer the 2009 shot. :grin:

Another beautiful calendar. I really hope we can keep doing this every year. It's great fun having a GT/CS/HS calendar on the wall. :cool:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

Very nice!! Congratulations...:cool:

Best place on the internet for a GT/CS or HCS fan. :cool:

My understanding is that the ammeters are so old that they rarely register much of a change in current. The one in my GT/CS seems to pop up above the vertical centre line when the engine is running, but not by much.

Paint them flat black and no one will notice. :wink:

Any time I take my GT/CS out for a drive is a dream drive for me. Just love it! :cool:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

Very nice...:cool:

Merry Christmas! I'm very glad to be a member of the GT/CS fraternity. :grin:

Happy Birthday guys!! :grin:

Looks great! :cool:

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I like my Mustangs to be a little different from the crowd. :cool:

The Lucas light mounting hardware is available from hicountrybob on this site. :grin:

If you go to My Garage, there are a couple of rear end shots that show the tips. They don't really show much other than the way the tips protrude, but it might help you. I used 2 inch all the way, so as not to lose any power due to having too little backpressure.

My car is a C code, and so it came factory with single exhaust. I had a local exhaust shop do a full dual exhaust system using an H-pipe and Dynomax mufflers. The installer had done a previous car for me, and I liked the result so much that I had him do the same system on the GT/CS. I used...