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Looks great. Please put up pictures from the show. I'm just across the water in Victoria, but I'm not going to attend this one. :grin:

Small blocks with the 2V carb have single exhaust from the factory.

You are most welcome. Glad I could help. :grin:

Guess I didn't 'splain that very well did I. :smile:

You should be able to just click on the icon and it drops in - like this...:grin:

Nice looking Mustang!! :grin:

So glad it all went well. Now...wash that car and show it some love after all those miles. :grin:

Check around for a shop with experience in replacing windshields in classic Mustangs. It will pay off!

You HAVE had an adventure, haven't you! :grin:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

Nice looking car. Wonder why the PO painted the engine gold and black. Obviously to match the exterior colours, but why...?

Nice! :cool:

Do you only need the ring?

I have a registry for the 1990 Limited Edition Mustang Convertibles (aka 7-Up Cars). Ford built 4,103 of them. I frequently get asked "How many are left?" There is no way of knowing. Cars get written off, people don't know what they are, and they lose their identity when owners change the...

I have no idea. It would be cheaper by USPS, but I don't know how much it would cost. I'm in Victoria BC Canada if you wanted to check with your post office.

Nice! Thanks for putting that up. :grin:

I'd take those horn pad buttons, but it's probably too expensive to mail them to Victoria.

Very nice! Neil is the man! :grin:

Beautiful!! :cool:

Are you talking about Mother's Back to Black? If so, I don't think I would want to use it on seat belts. I think it would rub off on your clothing. What about regular cloth dye? BTW...I assume that because you mentioned "dye" you are talking about the fabric part of the seat belts.