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Are you saying all 4-speed cars got tachometers or just 4-speed GT cars?

Local hardware store?

That does look a little ragged. Here is a photo Bill posted a few years ago of the holes in his hood. http://californiaspecial.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4100&highlight=hood+pin+hole And here's a photo of Jon's http://californiaspecial.com/forums/showpost.php?p=77158&postcount=6 Is the big...

Yes, it was installed at the factory. I think it was to help seal the lid.

What are the wheel covers from?

Duffy's has been trying to sell that car for quite awhile. They're asking something like $28,900 for it on their web-site. http://www.duffys.com/inventory/view/8060658/1968-ford-mustang%20gt%20california%20special/

Why do people write their phone number this way?

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There isn't enough room between the pin and the washer for this to occur, plus the spring is squashed flat so there won't be any vibration.

Jon, The large hole in your hood doesn't look correct. Is it really D-shaped or are we looking at it from an odd angle?

The spring goes on top of the hood, between the large washer and the top of the pin. I put the narrow part of the spring at the bottom but I'm not sure that is correct. The wires are riveted onto the brackets.

That's a nice Z-bar you guys build.

My truck is now 10 years old so if I am going to drive an old truck I might as well drive an OLD truck. I've always like those years of GM trucks, then IMHO GM destroyed them in '73 when they changed bodystyles. Plus, I drove one in high school.

Looking for a 70-72 GMC or Chevy 1/2 ton in excellent condition. Must be 2-tone, & have a small block. Prefer long-bed but short is OK. Some modifications also OK. Finders fee Thanks

Is this the type of thing you're trying to fix? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHROME-LUCAS-SQUARE-8-LIGHTS-w-covers-xlnt-condition-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem45f7cfd702QQitemZ300510336770QQptZVintageQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

If you need the bolts and/or the housings that support the bolts you can have these black plastic units and strip them for the parts. For some reason one of them has the correct bolt and the other has a fine-thread bolt so you'll need to go to a hardware store and buy a carriage bolt with the...

Please ignore the incorrect pedestals, but under those is that the bolt you need? Does the bottom of your light have this type of housing to accept the bolt?

I have lots of parts but I don't know what you mean by a light stud. Can you post a photo?

Wonderful advice Marty. It worked great! Of course painting the exhaust ports with the engine in the car was a bit of an adventure!!!

North Texas? Are you talking about the Amarillo area?