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You're looking at the wrong link. http://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/2337126315.html We changed seats mid-stream! I think those may be '74-'77 Mustang 2 seats.

Something doesn't quite sound right with that auction. Why would the black paint be faded if the markers have never been in the sun?

Is this it? http://www.mustangonlyone.com/

Those are the early (rare) ones. If they clean up perfectly someone in dire need of the correct lights might pay well over $300 but I think on any given day on eBay you're looking at $250 or so. IMHO, the value problem is that the later lights look exactly like the early ones except for the...

There are early models and late models so I'd need to see a photo of the bottoms, where the wires enter the housing to be able to give you an estimate. The late models are now being reproduced and are available for around $300.

Here is a photo of a '69 seat frame.

Finding '69 headrests is much easier than finding some for a '68 and they look similar when down, so if you are not concerned about being 100% correct you may want to track down some of those. Mustangs Unlimited now sells replacement headrests and brackets for the '69s so all you need to find...

He probably got that bogus information from the part manual. Section 166, page 12 has a note that says, "For rear deck door over slam".

I wouldn't swear to that. All I'm saying is that the book says it is but as we all know Ford did some strange things when it came to the GT/CS.

The Ford Part Manual shows '65-'68 Mustangs using C5ZZ-16763-B.

What in the world is this red dot? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Ford-Mustang-Original-289-V8-Sprint-Package-B-/280661006850?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4158b31a02 11/12/08 – New Paint Job by Maaco. They did an excellent job for only $770.20 (see receipt I beg to differ.

Since you are tightening up everything but the cylinders you MAY experience some blowby past the rings.

I'm not an expert either and I only know what I've read and been told over the years. Normal lifters are $3 each so a set of 16 ($48) seems to be good insurance against possibly replacing the cam and all the associated gaskets and fluids after 1000 miles.

I stopped reading when I saw, "used lifters". Please don't even consider installing used lifters for any reason at any time under any circumstance. OK, back to reading....

Here is a thread that may help. http://californiaspecial.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7913

It looks like they are doing a good job and are certainly above-average cloners.

The reason I think it may be real is because most cloners don't line up the scripts this accurately.

Good idea!!!

Cool rat rod for sale. This place always seems to have good prices and quite an eclectic selection. http://www.harwellmotors.com/muscle-cars/1932/ford/rat-rod-truck/18232188

Not sure if it's real but if it is this may be a bargain. http://www.bandsenterprises.net/vehicledetails.aspx?VID=119323850