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Randy, I MAY have an original used water pump in the garage. If I have one do you want it?

That's a good hotel. I've stayed there many times.

The seller is a dealer who probably also has a '69 for sale and mixed up the photos. That GT/CS is one I'd run away from.

If the seafoam green car is as nice as it looks in the photos it would be my first choice. Highly optioned J-code.

Most auto parts stores carry these.

My car has a clock but it is not listed on the Marti. Was the clock part of the console option?

Steve, I think I'll take the I-90 route. Don't have it all worked out yet but I think I'll be going through Spokane on Monday so if you're around maybe we can get together.

It's a lot scarier in person because you can hear it then. Scared me half to death!!!

Not going to happen!

I've purchased and installed 2 sets and the fit perfectly.

I guess none of the issues alone really matter but taken as a whole they are indicitive of a less than stellar "MINT" restoration. The grill is a huge red flag for me because it was changed for a reason. Could that reason have been a wreck? If it was wrecked and the grill was damaged what...

Looks like a nice car but the master cylinder has me perplexed. Is it supposed to be angled like that? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Pontiac-/160443168092?cmd=ViewItem&pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item255b28755c

Neil, the '68 grille cannot be used unless the mounting tabs are ground off and painted. The GT/CS grille was modified from a '67. It's still a fairly inexpensive fix. Around $100 for a new grille, $80 or so for the fog light brackets from Delta Bay, and $20 for primer and paint. Another...

Many of the colors turn black after many years in the sun. One good way to find the original color is to remove the passenger side trim panel and look at the part of the dash pad that is hidden behind it.

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We can now take Darb off the missing person's list!

No expense spared on an incorrect restoration.

Correct radio

Since most old Mustangs are as aerodynamic as a brick it takes some serious horsepower to get over 140mph. Here are some rough, rough, rough numbers. MPH = HP 100 = 133 110 = 177 120 = 230 130 = 300 140 = 375 150 = 540 160 = 650 Any faster than that and your front wheels are off the ground...

From the Rachel Maddow Show. A tribute to an amazing man. "Here is the state of Hawaii. Here is the island of Oahu. Here‘s Honolulu, which is Hawaii‘s capital city, and here north of Honolulu on Kaneohe Bay is a big Marine Corp base. It used to be called the Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay...