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What's the best way to block the water jacket holes in a block when scraping off the old head gasket material? The last thing I want to do is lose a paper towel in a water jacket.:icon_pani

Switching to LEDs may help. Around $5 each at any auto parts store.

Think that thing will hold a casket?

I just ordered one from Ron. http://shop.rnrclassics.net/category.sc?categoryId=15

C-code. It's in the registry on this site. Restored in 1997. He did a beautiful job. Casey, this car is in your state. Have you ever seen it?

Anyone know whose car this is! http://media.photobucket.com/video/%22california%20special%22/goldfinger79/1414a2bd.flv?o=1

If you want some easy one-stop shopping these people sell wheel/tire packages. Just take them out of the boxes and slap them on. http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/wheel_detail.asp?subcat3=1011104

It screws into the box frame around the window. USE SHORT SCREWS!!!

I think the rear bracket is required only on the fastback.

www.zabasearch.com may help.

Here's an option you may want to consider. http://www.jawsgear.com/Third_Members-Ford/M-ThirdMember/F828/product_info.html

Forgot to mention that the heater boxes are also different, as is all the ducting, and the fan, etc. In a nutshell, they are completely different systems with few, if any, interchangeable parts. If the car you are restoring is an AC car the easiest solution would certainly be to just leave off...

Check out the winning bid on this model GT/CS. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?viewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=320331373607

Non-AC cars use cables to operate the various heater controls, while the controls on AC cars are vacuum operated and routed through a vacuum can under the passenger front fender.

Hagerty has some great ads, including this one. The guy's got his priorities straight!

GT/CS C-code Presidential Blue Blue standard interior w/8-Track & lower console 72 San Jose DSO 3.00 open rear 4-speed trans Built: April 17 / April 16

Oops Sorry, I forgot to post that. So far I've found them at CarQuest, NAPA, and Advance.

These are great heavy duty disposable gloves.

Excellent Flash presentation on vacuum gauge readings and what they mean. http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/186.cfm

Thank you