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Nani didn't quite understand the concept of a dog bed.

The DSO is 155093 so the car is actually a Black Hills Gold Color of the Month Special, shipped to the Newark NJ area. I sent the seller a note.

Yes, yes, and yes.

I HATE installing the decklid and endcap stripes!!!:mad:

This line caught my eye. An option to have a Paxton Supercharger was available in 1968 for only Shelbys and California Specials.

Then you're probably familiar with La Feria?

Go ahead and enjoy your retirement! I spent the day in the Brownsville, TX area checking names on graves, and I get to do it again tomorrow; so there!!!!:tongue: Oh, wait. Nevermind, you win.

It's pretty well hidden on top of the transmission. Steve and I will look for it when we pull the engine/trans. ETA Oops, Marty beat me to it.

Here are a couple photos of the flat spot, just behind the intake.

This may be a little off-topic.

Stephen, Are you concerned about originality? If not, Marty's engine sounds like the way to go, or even a crate engine from Ford. I'm not sure how you'd get your old engine home if it's numbers-matching and you want to keep it, unless you want to borrow my truck instead of the GT/CS. Oh, by...

If it looks like root beer it's not drinkable!!!

Thanks for the compliment, Ralph, and I'm glad you are happy with them. Your car photographs well and makes good looking cards. I've got quite an assembly line worked out so making the cards is fairly simple, even 100 of them! Any time you need another 100 just shoot me a note. Arlie

That's one reason I like this photo. It has mild restomod and basically stock side by side, and the restomod (Bill's car) is by far the more impressive car.

Rob, We don't have a crematory in Bremerton but we do have a cemetery!

This person doesn't quite understand the concept.

NPD now sells GT/CS grille paint. Mustang GRILLE PAINT Dark Titanium satin finish AP-GPCS

We own a crematorium in Calgary so I'm not worried!:wink::grin:

Steve, Is there an armrest in any of those boxes of parts?

Yes I am, as long as the insurance company is OK with it.