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A dog is truly a man's best friend.
If you don't believe it, just try this experiment.
Put your dog and your wife in the trunk of the car for an hour.
When you open the trunk,,,,, who is really happy to see you!
Has anyone heard about the new paint removal process using dry ice? It's used on buildings but I don't know if it's ever been used on cars.
The dry ice evaporates as soon as it touches the surface so there is no residue from the blasting medium.
Yep. Anyone who goes to Southern California for the 1st time MUST have Rubios fish tacos. Of course, there are now a thousand wannbes out there but Rubios was the first.
The California Specials also seem to have another hurdle to get over. A lot of people say they'd love to have one but they can't afford one, then odds are they spend the same amount, or more, on another Mustang!
Why is it that the general Mustang public thinks our cars are so expensive?
If very few people know about them then very few people want to buy them, and that keeps the price low. It's all supply and demand. A small supply doesn't do any good if you also have a small demand.
Here is an auction for an edition of Ford Frontline which is a publication sent to Ford's sales people announcing the new models. This one announces the new California Special.
GT/CS Rollout
I puchase the ''67 styled steel wheel paint. It is supposed to be the same color. It's fairly transparent, though, so it helps to spray everything black first then use the charcoal.
NPD has a '70 dark charcoal aerosol but I'm not sure if that's the same color.