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From the SAAC site ... http://www.saac.com It's Over written by webmaster of saac.com The Shelby American Automobile Club has reached an agreement with Carroll Shelby and his companies to end the legal battles and return to the normal life of having fun and enjoying the people and the cars...

I thought 289's could have this too due to using whatever inventory was available at the time. Or am I thinking of a different part?

LOL! For a second there I thought she was lookng for change. That woman seemed way to calm to me - I didn't think it was the mother at first. My wife would've been freaking out!!! :icon_pani

Something makes me wonder about the validity of this... Were the parents leaving without her in the first place? Personally I wouldn't have tried to squeeze my kid back out ... I would figured out how to get a side panel off or contact someone to disassemble part of it. And the kid washing...

Got the CS on the road again this year after redoing the dash and repainting the engine along with some other details. Shows 2nd place at Mustangs Unlimited (CT) in the 67-68 class (popular vote) - Bill Norman's cross continent trekking GT/CS placed 3rd. 2nd place at the Hudson Valley...

Hi Everyone, David (aka Magnum) is a previous owner of my current GT/CS. I have exchanged numerous emails with him and have seen many pictures of his impressive car collection. While I have not seen this particular car in person I can vouch that David is a great guy! David and Kerry...

Thanks for the info Jeff!

I was reading some posts on the Vintage Forums and also the MCA rulebook. They state that either the tower style or the wire style are correct. Jeff Speegle noted that that San Jose were the first to test the wire clamps also. In my unscientific observations I always tend to see tower clamps...

You can see more of the classifieds. Go to the bottom of the page and under Display Options you can select as far back as you want to view. I did a quick scan but didn't see it.

Thanks Terry!! Would be looking for 8/11-8/29 timeframe. I will only be there one weekend but other family members will be there other times and are also interested. Doesn't have to be Mustang specific. Thanks!

Finally got through my stack of mail and opened up mine today. Looks great!!! Thanks so much!!

Anyone have a website to find car shows and cruises in Mass? Going to be in the Salibsury Beach area in August. Thanks!!

Happy Birthday! Have a great day Donna!! You deserve it!!!

Thanks Jon!

Here are pictures from my club's 26th Annual Vintage Car Show. My GT/CS got a 2nd place award in the 67-68 class. Gallery link: http://ponyrides.smugmug.com/gallery/5563627_4DED2/1/340965301_cQr7C Slideshow link (full screen photos)...

135 cars were built from the factory for professional drag racers. They had 6 of the remaining 12 at the Carlisle CJ Reunion this year.

This site might help with some of that http://www.fordmanuals.com/estore/scripts/default.asp I've ordred from them in the past. Some of the others are available from Mustang Suppliers and are readily available some are not.

Cool picture Tim! Exactly how much weight can an empty 55 gal drum support and for how long?

My car club is having their annual car show this weekend in Kingston, NY. We had 180 cars last year and 150 the year before. It's a great location right on the Hudson River. Hudson Valley Mustang Association presents their 26th Annual Vintage Car Show Saturday July 26, 2008 Robert...

The August 2008 issue of Mustang Monthly has an article on Best Mustang Builds. The 66-68 High Country Specials and 68 California Specials made 2 of the lists. To be honest I didn't read the whole article yet. I was flipping through and the article caught my eye. Attached are the lists with...