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The October issue of Auto Restorer has an article on preparing classic cars for winter storage. When I get home (next week) I'll scan it and post it.

In Rhonda's part of the country the phrase would be, "That's different".

Do you think this is supposed to a quasi-Starsky & Hutch paint job?

We're always telling people to do with their cars what they want. As much as I like Highland Green I'll admit that red looks good on that car!:thumb:

Those white covers are great! From what I've been able to figure out they were originally for the Lucas Super 8 lights (ours are Square 8s), which may have been used on some early '68 Shelbys. Attached is a picture.

Rhonda, I've wondered about that too. Here is what the sales brochure says. Tilt-Away Steering Wheel (8) Makes getting in and out of the car easier and so convenient. When you're ready to get out, just open the door and the steering wheel moves up and over, out of the way. Stays there...

Rich, I agree with you. I'm using the rectangular-eye covers for the same reason, plus I just like them better. I might still have a good set of them that I'll sell to you cheap. I'll take a look when I get home and PM you.

These are the correct covers

Pictures don't come up when I hit the links but everyone seems to agree that the covers with the small round eyes are correct. The rectangular eye covers seem to have been introduced in the early '70s.

Jon, the little blurb at the bottom of my screen says we have 221 active members. What criteria make up that number?

The lights on the grille (Marchal) are the early productions units that were recalled and replaced by the lights on the posts (Lucas). Either setup is correct.

They are the ones that mount on posts. The chrome nuts that are shown in the picture are not used on the GT/CS.

Here is what I can find on the internet Millan also is the subject of two lawsuits. One was filed by 8 Simple Rules producer Flody Suarez, who said his Lab was hurt after being put on a treadmill at Millan's center. The lawsuit claims breach of contract, fraud, animal cruelty and intentional...

The K9 golden rule, "A tired dog is a good dog".

I think he has the right idea in that the dog owner must be the alpha dog and must think like a dog but, like American Hot Rod, or Overhaulin', it's not quite as easy as he makes it look. I'll bet a lot of it ends up on the cutting room floor.

Don't know if they're real or not but these are supposed to be pictures of a road in Bolivia.

Rhonda, to quote Fred Gwynne from My Cousin Vinny. "....that is a lucid, intelligent, well thought-out rebuttal." In the movie it's "objection" but that wouldn't make any sense here!

Some, uh, unique customizing ideas.

I know I'm getting old and I don't understand the need for mega-wheels but aren't the driver's side wheels on this car a little too big? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/72712333_W0QQitemZ320041090979QQihZ011QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Here's another one on eBay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-68-Mustang-Cougar-CONSOLE-AUTOMATIC-FLOOR-SHIFTER_W0QQitemZ200038094042QQihZ010QQcategoryZ34202QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem And another...