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Pretty sure they are tied to the headlight switch so whenever the headlights or parking lights are on those lights should also be on. They should not be tied to the turn signals.

From the Winter 1988 issue of Mustang Illustrated I'll be posting something from the May 1998 issue as soon as it arrives.

Why is it a good thing it's white?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mustang-1968-California-Special-Fog-Lights_W0QQitemZ370024051240QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item370024051240 Maybe. There is some debate as to whether the lights with the gray cone-shaped grommets are correct. We do not know when the change was made from the small black...

They are correct except they are spotlights instead of foglights but swapping out the lenses is not difficult.

Rev limiter?!!! Are you sure you're your son's father?

and there is something wrong with the seat upholstery. Looks like they forgot some padding. and the headliner is wrinkled and the hood turn signals also don't seem to be wired up and since they took off the rocker moldings the misalignment of the driver's door is quite obvious It's a great...

http://www.inventory.summersclassiccars.com/moredetails.html?91799058

Ah, that makes more sense than "BOB EWD".

What does the license plate mean?

It describes the restoration of that particular car from start to finish. It was documented in a series of "AutoRestorer" magazine articles. I posted a few of them here a year or more ago. Try running a search for "auto restore" or "autorestorer" and see if anything shows up. If not let me...

The book version of AutoRestorer's GT/CS restoration is finally out. http://www.bestwebbuys.com/Project_Mustang-ISBN_9781933958033.html?isrc=b-search One among us even received a signed copy. Wonder who that would be?

The Cobra is parked behind it. Looking for a new toy, Steve?

Here's another....uh.....unique option.

How does one get a car featured in a national magazine? Do we mail letters with representative photos included? Do we send e-mails instead of letters? If we really want to spread the message to the non-believers then some of the non-Mustang magazines may be the ones to go after. I don't...

For those of you who are not familiar with Mr. Teets' R-code High Country Special.

I give one to my local auto parts store each year. The guys there love them, even the die-hard Chevy enthusiasts grudgingly admit our cars look good.

Here you go!

Here's the last page. The rest have been added to the original post

It's around 4 pages of text and another 4 pages of thumb-nail pictures. Wasn't going to post all of it unless someone asked. Plus I didn't get them all scanned until after midnight. Will post them later today.