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There is allways a place for you to stay in eastern Nebraska. And a few Mustangs to look at too! Marty

Once again I think Hicountry Bob's suggestion is a great one. Steamboat Springs CO. is a great show about 500 cars, has a driving event, has many hotel rooms and condos to rent and is more centered in the country. May be several sites could be offered and a poll taken to see where most of us...

I am very much looking forward to the Bellvue grand national. Getting to meet many of the GT-CS and HCS folk is the icing on the cake. Bob it wll be great to meet your freind Russ as he is another piece of the history of our car. Tim you are a lucky guy to live so close to so many great...

Great idea guys!!!! I have attended that show many times and it is a first class event. Hopefully our HCS will be complete in the early spring of 2011. That event would be the perfect homecoming for it. I do want to know what Bob is going to cook to show up Rob's Brisket? That might be a tough...

I was wrong. I went back and checked and your guys were right in 68 the GT package did include argent styled steel wheels. You could up grade to the chrome.

I would have to assumbe that it had standard wheel cover since there is nothing optioned on the Marti report. I would pick what you like, you can allways go back. Yes chrome styled wheel were a 68 option. And it had nothing to do with GT statis.Marty

Thanks Arlie for the great picture it is final comformation I was looking for. On a side note in that picture the fuel pump is the correct Carter with the button top. Not too many cars still have them. Marty

Well I found out today the small sender (for light) did screw directly in to the block. Just in case anyone else wanted to know.

Very nice job Danny. Terry I bet you can't wait to get that under your hood!

Can some one who has the factory tach dash option tell me if the oil pressure sender is mounted on a ext. like the gage sender or is it screwed directly in to the block? Thanks for your help Marty I fotrgot to say it is a 289 2V.

Most certanly not 68 Mustang parts. Was it on some kind of rotisserie? They look like some kind of pivot attachments?

Neil if you have not found them yet here is a picture of what they look like. Marty

Neil wish we were closer so I could have given you a hand. I have a new black top that I don't need. It's your if you want it. The fasteners that go on the studs are a sheet metal nuts that cuts it's own threads, like the one that holds the quarter reflector on. A auto body supply should have...

Yes it is.

Nothing is ever easy under the dash of a AC car!

Yes that is all of it. That is quiet a price they are asking! Are you thinking of selling yours?

The Mustang and Cougar used the same column. I think the previous owner did not have the complete system. Look under your column for a cable coming out, if you find it pull on it and it should release the wheel to swing away. Pull the wheel back down to relock it. It is a real nice option I...

From the looks of your car I am not suprised that you won! way to go Marty

Sorry to say that is a 1967 radio. You can tell by the part #7TPZ 167995 the 7 = 67 but a easy way to tell the differance is 67 has chrome push buttons and the 68 has black plastic push buttons. The good news is that they are the same size. There also should be a metal support strap to hold the...

Yes Tilt option did both functions