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pretty high on the Neat-O-Meter :thumb:

hahahahaha your old :tongue:

I have one of those huge humphuggers in my 66. We bolted that thing down so good I would say when the car is crushed in 40 years the console with make it through the crusher without coming off the floorboard. makes a great console and a great place for the custom Nitrous switches. :grin:

the second new pump I put on mine squeals only when it is turned to one side all the way. I was waaaay too frsutrated after replacing it 2 times in one day to do it a third time. I will just deal with it until I feel like taking it apart again to get another new one. All were rebuilt Ford pumps.

for the record I don't think you HAVE to remove the bumper, maybe loosen it. I do not remember taking mine off.

I agree for 25k you can get a REALLY nice 289/302 CS. look what mine sold for. 24k. no problem on the currency.

a new registry will be out in a few months.

that vin is in the registry and about 10-12 cars from the last one entered. VERY late model CS.

I agree, all the bands listed in this thread are the ones I still like listening too. 2 of my employees are former musicians (and are my age 35) and we have this discussion all the time. Kind of amusing when we talk about these bands because a couple of my young employees have no clue who we...

BTW 36k US is equal to 20,619 UK pounds.

I could swear I loosened the taillight panel and got my replacement in with completely removing.

keep calling them on the phone. I had a issue and they were good in fixing it. they are good people.

this vin is listed in the 96 registry as a High Country Special.

do a search, I listed a cost to fix this car at some time in the past.

Desert Eagle .50 caliber.

fagitaboutit Saprano voice

he was priced at $59k on it before he started the engine work (I think he is pricing it about 25k too high). I almost bought that one instead of the red one I bought.

I can only imagine what our world would be like without Al and his great invention. :wink:

it was a C code (it is listed as a C code on the calendar). I have about 5 of those calendars all over the place. Has been nice seeing my former car. :grin:

on cars over 25 years old coming into the US from Canada there are no taxes. I did have to pay a "broker" $150 to do the paperwork at the border. When you pay a transport company to bring a car into the US they coordinate the broker thing and roll it into the cost of the transport. VERY easy...