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It's been flagged for removal.

This is definitely going into my "Hall of Shame" folder.

This site may help. http://www.mustangtek.com/exhaust/Exhaust.html According to Mustang & Ford Small Block V8, by Bob Mannel, Page E-8, the correct numbers are: Left = C6OE-9431-F Right = C60E-9430-F

That's the conclusion I also came to. I started writing a note back to him then deleted it. Those GT emblems are a dead giveaway that someone did something a little goofy in the past.

Here's a J-code, 4-speed car on eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Ford-Mustang-GT-CS-/272594293269 Below is the owner's response when I let him know that according to the Marti report his car is an HCS and is not a GT. Thanks for your interest. Yes, I have known about this paperwork...

From what I can find it's from a Canadian truck or a Galaxie/Marquis. C is Ontario Truck, and G is Chicago.

https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/6048537755.html

San Luis Obispo

This thing is in Rob's power league. https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/6046742399.html Someone stole his gas cap!!

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/6042759455.html

Acapulco blue 390 4V with 3.25 gears, a 4-speed, and black standard interior. I can certainly see why you'd want to find it. The only information I can find is from Paul's book, nothing since then. Please note that Paul's book shows the car owned by Jason Stevens, which is incorrect. He...

According to WIKI it could be any of the following: Ranchero Econoline Cyclone Fairlane Montego

Some of the digits in the VIN behind the intake don't look correct. If you're sure the first digit is a 9 then the engine was installed in a '69 Ford. Can you post the photo? I just realized you have Timmknz's old highland green car. Did you purchase the car from Tim McKenzie or someone else?

That's not exactly how Neil would make the air cleaner fit but I guess it works.

No thank you.

Has anyone seen chrome 10-Spokes? Are they offered by a vendor? http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Ford-Mustang-RestoMod-/332140453166?forcerrptr=true&hash=item4d551d1d2e:g:jdIAAOSwhlZYtK~K&item=332140453166

Tom, The standard muffler for the '68 Mustang is the transverse muffler. Do you think the Walker person might have been confused?

The Road Warrior had Magnaflow mufflers. They are much more civilized than Flowmasters, but they are definitely louder than stock and they droned at a certain rpm. If you want something even more civilized try Walker Quiet Flow mufflers.

Amen!!!!

Will you please post the VIN so we can look up the car in the registry? Thanks