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    1968 Need Carlite drivers side glass

    Finding a real good door glass is really tough. Plus there are tinted and no tint not to mention the correct date codes. Your best bet would to be to call PS Auto Glass in Wisconsin they can provide a good match and add the Carlite and correct date code. Good luck Marty
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    Blue Steering Wheel

    I know someone that has a new reproduction that they want to sell. PM me if you are interested. Marty
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    am-fm radio

    Looks like a good product may have to try one.
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    For Sale 1968 GT/CS project in Hawaii

    Another difference is the 68 was not covered with vinyl like the seats it was more like a arm rest. On the window side they often split. Marty
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    . Fabulous Fords Forever - Knotts, 2013

    The pony corral is most often where the cars for sale go. Display only is for the nonmember cars and those that do not wish to be judged. Non members can also go in Judges choice class but is for two years old and newer cars. Conservator class is for cars that have received enough gold or silver...
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    Hey Jeff Knoll! What color is you CS/GT? Love it!

    Nice work Kerry. Post pics when it is painted. Marty
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    . Photo Your Winter Fun

    I love to drive them but they do not stay looking like this if you do. She will ride the trailer on the long trips. Marty
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    . Photo Your Winter Fun

    Now Rob hate is such a strong word. I am not a modified guy but I realy enjoy and appreciate you passion for the hobbiy. As you know I have both driven and trailered cars. Like you I enjoy driving them very much. Even the trailer cars are driven enough localy to insure that they opperate...
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    1968 Interior Light

    Neil, Most cars that had a upper console had a lower console that had a light at the rear. The under dash lights are easy. Just get some lights and plug them in as the wireing is all ready there. Now Neil arn't you suppose to be working on Peggy's T bird? I am sure you know by now happy wife =...
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    1968 hello from the new guy

    Here is a 68 standard blue interior. My dad is doing a Calspecial that is Presidental Blue with a 2B interior. He is have trouble finding a blue steering wheel. They do not reproduce any more. Let me know if you have any questions. Marty
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    . Jay Leno on the GT/CS

    154 Marty
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    SOLD Mustang Roof Rail Weatherstrip Channels

    I have a pair for $50.00 plus shipping. Marty
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    1968 Trunk resto

    Many of the San Jose 68s had plaid mats. I am not sure of any change over date. I consider both to be correct in a San Jose car. The plaid mat must have stiched corners to be correct. Marty
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    . Car Shipping

    Do not tease us Neil tell us what you bought! Marty
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    1968 Rear sag

    Here are the Ford ride height specs.
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    1968 Pesidential Blue Interior question

    It could have had Black, Parchment, Saddle or Blue. Standard or deluxe. Incert could have been Confort weave. Marty
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    . New Electrical

    I guess it depends what harness you need. The AM under dash harness is $800 and originals have little wrong with them. Head light feeds and engine harnesses should be replaced as they are hardened form the heat and often damaged. If you are building a modified car that will never be judged for...
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    Wanted 68 Fog Light Breaker

    No luck in the old service books. It seem to be MIA with the tach diagrams. Here is what I found in the 68 assembly manuals. Marty
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    . New Electrical

    It is better to spend a little on repair on you Ford harness. I have had Randy Jacobsen do some repairs and was very happy with his work. I have heard some bad reports on the painless kits. Marty
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