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So which car loses its comfy bed in the garage and gets to sleep in the street?

Trashed '69 seats are fairly common on eBay. I just bought a pair for $25. For that I can live with one bar instead of 2 rods until I find some '68s.

I think I've called a couple cars "the holy grail". If it was the one on eBay almost a year ago the seller flaked on me. I told him I wanted to look at it but he never responed back. He also said the car was in New York. If it was the more recent one (about 2 months ago) it's a timing...

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Nice looking coupe on eBay. An S-Code with a 428. It probably won't go for much so it might be a real cheap way to get a 428 Mustang. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/8r01s125639_W0QQitemZ280010827559QQihZ018QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Welcome to the family Amy! It's great to know that we have prevented another Highland Green car from being painted orange or purple!!!! And another happy owner on the East coast. Looks like it'll be time for an East Coast meet pretty soon.

Actually, it's pretty tame and there is really no way to get hurt. Although, standing on the platform and looking down at a raging river 500' below can certainly create some anxiety! It's definitely something everyone should do at least once. I don't know how the price of this one compares to...

Thanks Stacey. It's going well. Here is yesterday's adventure. This is an 1100' long zip line over a river. Kinda cool. Holding out one hand or the other is supposed to keep one from spinning. Doesn't work too well. On the last line of the day we went over the river upside-down.

Barb and I are in Whistler this week. Picture was taken today.

This is some serious undercarriage detailing! Don't know if it's correct but it looks impressive. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Shelby-Cobra-GT500KR-2004-Silver-Award-Winner_W0QQitemZ180006900493QQihZ008QQcategoryZ6465QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Any '68 experts out there know if there was ever a Dust Rose fastback built? http://www.chooseyouritem.com/classics/files/106000/106046.html

Check out the rear reflector. Never seen that done before. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Ford-Mustang-CALIFORNIA-SPECIAL-GT-CS_W0QQitemZ120011454949QQihZ002QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

The ported vacuum switch from the IMCO system is just the contraption on the thermostat housing that the 3 vacuum lines hook into. Attached is a picture of one.

Dang, Rich, you're getting good. You're right the wheel shown is not a deluxe wheel. It's my understanding that the deluxe steering wheel just has a woodgrain rim. The woodgrain pad centers, which are metal, are part of the deluxe interior package.

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I thought about it being its own reflection too but I just can't visualize how it all ties together. It's own reflection seems to be the only thing that makes sense though.

This is a picture of the gas cap are on a Eleanor replica. What are the things below the cap?

Is this the car that 70Boss sold a few months ago?

Paul I'm pretty sure getting rid of 3% of the cars on the road, if they are all old cars, would reduce auto emissions by much more than a 3%. New cars (even SUVs) produce only a small fraction of the emissions of '60s vintage cars.

Better to be thought a fool than open one's mouth and remove all doubt.