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I might be interested in a shirt, depending on the design and price. I would want a large. Thanks.

I picked one of these up last year. Pretty rare, so I thought I would put it up here. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Large-Color-Mailer-for-the-Ford-Mustang-GT-CS-/401083762454?

Very cool indeed...:cool:

It depends on the individual obviously. My car had just under 51,000 miles on it when I purchased it. It is solid with no rattles or squeaks. I've owned a few higher mileage Mustang in the past and I really prefer this one.

I noticed the steering wheel also. Pretty sure it's a 69.

Excellent! NPD comes through again. :grin:

I would phone them if I was you. Their number is toll free, and I find talking directly to a service rep gets you better/quicker results. Also, gets rid of some of the stress you feel when a part craps out.

Neil, have you phoned NPD to tell them about the problem? They sent me a replacement starter solenoid when mine failed. Express shipped it too, at no cost to me.

Beautiful car Brett. If I didn't already have one, I'd be all over it.

Beautiful car! Good luck with the sale. :grin:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

Happy Birthday Rob! :grin:

Mine sits up to over the winter for up to 3 weeks between drives. I've never had to prime the carb. It always starts right up. :grin:

If your choke is properly setup, you should be able to press the gas pedal to the floor ONCE, and then turn the key.

I'm sorry, but I've just got to say it. This guy is dreaming. :rolleyes:

No you're not! :grin:

I'll bet it has something to do with the fact that the car originally had a 390 in it. The first big change was to swap it for a 428. Perhaps the original configuration included an a/c. As an experimental mule, they probably did not worry about leaving the a/c registers on the dash.

Thanks Rob.

I am assuming that you didn't need to dye them a different colour. In my case, I would need to spray them dark red. Given the need to change colour, do you think I would be better off just getting the Scott Drake kick panels in red and drilling the holes?

That car has come a long way. Nice work Rob!! :grin: