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Al, do I know this friend of yours? Just wondering who is going to be the latest GT/CS owner in town. :cool:

Should be at the back of the engine just below the intake manifold.

Thanks for doing this again Jon! Been waiting for the call, and once the current rainy spell ends, I'll get out there with the camera. :grin:

Here's the link: http://bc.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-1968-Ford-Mustang-California-Special-Coupe-W0QQAdIdZ516498595

I see it has standard 68 fenders also. Wonder what happened there.

My car has what appears to be the original piece under the rear seat and extending into the trunk. It is what I would describe as paper-backed asphalt. It feels slightly oily and smells like asphalt. I ordered the reprodution piece for over the gas tank and it is the same stuff.

Very cool! :cool:

He certainly seemed to be enthusiastic about restoring his Dad's car. :cool: I think he said the car was Lime Gold though. Or maybe I just heard him wrong. :wink:

No HCS cars there. This show is mostly local cars from southern Vancouver Island.

Great pictures Al! It was sure fun watching people looking at "The Twins", trying to figure out what was going on. :cool:

Good idea! My car came from Cecil Whitebone Inc. in San Francisco. Love to find stuff from that dealer, especially a plate frame. :cool:

That is a real shame. Looking at the driver's door, it is amazing that you were not hurt more. I think you got off very lucky (other than the car obviously).

I haven't seen one of those in a long time. :cool:

$100,000. Gotta wonder who these 'friends' are. :wink: Looking forward to seeing some pictures, and welcome once again. :grin:

Glad you are buying the car Jeff. Don't be a stranger. This place is a great resource for a GT/CS owner. The people here are great too! :grin:

Happy Birthday! :grin:

The man asked for our opinions. I really don't feel anyone went overboard in giving them. JMHO...:smile:

The car sounds to me to be worth the $10,000 they offered it to you for. Minor damage fairly easily fixed is not a big deal. An all original intact GT/CS is a rare thing these days. Go for it. :grin:

Were there any other GT/CS cars there?

Welcome to THE place for GT/CS addicts. :grin: