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That area near the washer bottle looks nasty.

Will someone please post a photo? Thanks

My next upgrade is a new distributor and I'm leaning towards the Mallory 3755101. I like it because it doesn't require a separate box but I have a few questions for which I hope some of you will offer your usual great advice. - The distributor comes with or without vacuum advance. Is there...

It's also know as Trim Black.

Pssssttt, Randy, order her something (not from a Mustang parts vendor) so when she asks that question you can tell her it's for her. Good husband points!!!

Here's an ad for one in Delhi. http://delhi-california.olx.com/1968-gtcs-mustang-iid-42546243

No more room.

Here's an amazing deal. Only $3,900! http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/1476732020.html

It would need to be in real bad condition to not be worth $5,000. Rust is the biggest issue. One of our California folks may be able to help you check it out.

Your console is 40 years old and is extremely brittle so please don't bend or twist it in any way. Doing so will most likely snap the base.

This guy just tells it like it is. http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/1508024399.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Ford-Mustang-GT-S-Code-Big-Block-390_W0QQitemZ300376841525QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item45efdadd35

Just stumbled across this page about Something Special http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/chassisNum.aspx?carid=421&idNumID=8736

Here's an article from the June 2009 Issue of Mustang Monthly for our '66 HCS friends.

How about an aftermarket console? It just sticks onto the carpet with Velcro, and it has cup holders!

Here are some HCS articles.

Make sure you have specific places designated for all your large items so they don't take up much usable space scattered throughout the shop. Air compressor, welder, floor jack, engine hoist, shop vac, wheels & tires, used parts, etc.

Be sure to use rubber glove, like Neil said, not latex gloves. Latex absorbs lacquer thinner so the gloves get real BIG.

From what I've been told and have researched no-one make even a half-way decent reproduction comfortweave, but it was used by many car makers back in the 60s and 70s so there is some NOS stuff still out there. Here is a similar thread in VMF Here is the SMS site

Here are portions of an article in the August 2008 issue of Mustang Monthly that says your car is one of the top cars to keep stock.