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August 1997 Car Collector

At least they cloned it in a non-GT/CS color so there should be no confusion. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-Loaded-GT-CS-07-Mustang-GT-Convertible-MINT-SHAPE-BEAUTIFUL_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286Q2em14Q2el1318QQhashZitem260264781415QQitemZ260264781415

Some poignant roadtrip observations. It is not possible to tan both arms equally while driving When driving in shorts left legs also tend to burn Vinyl does not absorb moisture of any type Leaving an unopened bag of trail mix in the car all day creates a mushy 3 pound blob of various food...

Only in 1/64 scale. GreenLight's Muscle Car Garage

All us magazine collectors should compare notes one of these days and compile a comprehensive GT/CS, HCS magazine list.

That and "Gumball Rally". "The 1st rule of Italian driving....... Anyone, anyone?

OK Donna, next year it's a trip to your house so we can compare paint chips!

Here is a little blurb about the "New '68 GT/CS" in the June 1968 edition of Sports Car Graphic.

More positive caster and toe-in will help keep it straight. Although increasing the toe is a mixed blessing. Mustang alignment specs were based on fairly skinny, hard, bias-ply tires. Radials are wider and softer and require different settings.

Ha, not a chance in hell!!!:icon_no: In fact, someone recently tried that on this trip........once. Von Quack still has some work to do. Besides, my avatar is close-enough.

Nope, Wichita Falls tonight, and home tomorrow afternoon.

Aha, it looks like the upper control arms are the same but the lowers are different. I may have little chat with Mustangs Plus tomorrow afternoon.

Here is a list of the countries from which we import oil and the quanities we import from each. CANADA 1,840 SAUDI ARABIA 1,579 MEXICO 1,116 VENEZUELA 1,030 NIGERIA 851 IRAQ 583 ANGOLA 464 ALGERIA 440 BRAZIL 318 KUWAIT 263 COLOMBIA 245 ECUADOR 162 RUSSIA 119 LIBYA 96 EQUATORIAL GUINEA 93

Robert, a good shop will be able to move the wheel and see exactly what is moving and why. It usually takes 2 people, though. One to move the wheel and the other to look for the corresponding movement in the suspension or steering parts. I just discovered that I have the same situation with...

Spent some time with Bob (Hicountrybob) and Gary (19HCS68) today in Denver. Bob had 2 of his cars at his house when I got there; the maroon 4-speed C-code GT/CS and the Highland Green, only-one-ever-built, X-code HCS. Both are gorgeous cars. Didn't get to see the R-code HCS. Maybe on the...

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/07/03/warner.speed.limit.ap/ Sammy Hagar where are you???!!!

On Thursday I was driving South on 97 between Tonasket and Omak. I had already driven 2700 miles and was only 30 miles from my destination. There were 4 cars in a line in front of me with a Washington state trooper in the #2 spot. He suddenly pulled over to the right and tucked in behind me...

Maybe he's just stalling because he can't figure out how to safely get the car off the ramps!

Not if it's Monday. That day I plan on driving to a few lakes up here to find a good backdrop for the 2009 CS calendar cover photo. :wink: Check out the recent fire damage near Omak. My sister's house is on the left.