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Here you go Joe. With Lucas lights the word "correct" is not clear-cut. Some say "Foreign Glass", some say "England", and some say "Made in England". They all look the same. The "England" lenses are 100% correct for our cars. The other lenses may or may not be correct. If you don't care...

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I think deluxe interior cars built after the UAW strike was resolved did not have the vinyl covering. Ford eliminated it for cost-cutting purposes.

It's a 2 year old Superformance replica.

It looks like she was close to hitting one of those cars head-on

I was down at the local Roush/Superformance shop and this car was in there getting an insurance estimate. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNLpZdDz-1k

Here is their web-site http://www.memorylaneclassiccars.com/68mustang/1968_ford_mustang.htm Check out how the stripes terminate at the wheel opening. Oops. Good looking car, though. Can't go wrong with Highland green!!!

Yep, it does say block color. Don't know what I was thinking.

One of the most common mistakes people make is they paint the water pump blue. It is supposed to me natural. That's why original ones are all rusty. And the power steering pump is aqua, not blue. There is a little book that I think you can purchase that lists every part and its proper color...

Is anyone a contributor to other internet forums? I was looking for information on "The Secret" aka "The Law of Attraction" and stumbled across a forum called "JREF", which is pretty much a myth debunking forum. They spend most of their time debunking 9/11 conspiracy myths. Anyway, I signed...

Wow, Casey it's been way too many years since I've adjusted a steering box. When ever I need to find information on something Mustang-wise I always check this website http://www.mustangmonthly.com/techarticles/. Have you inspected the steering parts while someone turns the wheel? When I took...

We can talk about them while they're gone!

I think that some day, when our cars reach the 6-figure mark, the documentation will be much more important than it is now. People don't seem to place a lot of value on documents for a $15,000 car.

The square pedestals should not be used. They should be saved to use on the lights on your future '68 Shelby.

Here are a couple vendors http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/vintage_wheel_works.asp http://www.specialtywheelsltd.org/

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Jo Dee Messina mentions a Mustang in her song, "It's too Late to Worry about that now". Kind of a cute song. Here is the 1st verse and chorus. Billy Joe had a bumper sticker on the back of his beat up Chevrolet Said, “This Truck Eats Fords for Lunch”. So I pulled up beside him my new...

If I remember correctly Hagerty and Grundy have different restrictions so check each to see how you are going to drive the car. I think Hagerty has a mileage limit but you can drive the car anywhere for any reason. Grundy has no limit but you can drive the car only to shows, repair shops...

Those engine numbers are a good start but the numbers you really need are not those. He needs to remove the air cleaner, and look at the top of the block, between the intake manifold and the firewall, for the partial VIN. It'll be on the flat horizontal surface just before the bellhousing...

There is also an HCS in Tahoe Turquoise but I think it looks more like Gulfstream Aqua.