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Calif Girl what type of seat upholstery material did you use in your car? http://www.californiaspecial.com/forums/vbpicgallery.php?do=big&p=181

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Paul, I can relate. My official title is, "Manager - Quality Assurance & Compliance. This year it's ADA and cesspools!!! I don't feel too bad because a few months ago the guy in the office next to mine got stuck with developing standardsa and procedures for formaldehyde exposure testing.

I don't know if it has a formal name but we always call it the head panel. BTW, the caskets with 2 panels are called half-couches and the ones with a full lid are called full-couches. Now there's a juicy bit of information for your next cocktail party!! Seriously, if anyone is in need of any...

Paul, does that mean that if there is $35,000 worth of damage you don't get a dime from the insurance company? Is that how all the other insurance companies work?

If anyone has an real interest in hearses our museum has quite a few of them. Here is the website. If you are ever near Houston and want to see it let me know. It's not too far from my house. http://www.nmfh.org/ Remember the museum's motto; "Any day above ground is a good one".

And to play off Paul's idea we might want a section for things like where to buy fog light bulbs that will work, even if they aren't the "correct" brand or type, etc.

Paul, now you've got me curious as to why you are including the CE in the new California Special book. Is there some tie between it and the new GT/CS, like the old GT/CS was tied to Little Red and the Green Hornet, that you will explain in the book?

Here is the layout for the bracket holes. Sorry it's in a pdf format.

Wow, sounds like it was a Monday morning car!

Here's a picture of how not to do it.

Someone didn't pucker enough on the car I bought. One pin is about an inch farther back than the other.

It certainly does!!!

Mark, I think Jason might be familiar with that car.

I used to be able to walk there from my house in Governors Ranch. Best Chinese restaurant in Denver is just West of the B&N. Yen King I think it's called. Sure do miss Denver!:sad:

Can you buy the whole setup already made from Delta Bay or is some assembly required? I used '67 Styled Steel Wheel paint because the Mustang suppliers carry it. To me it looks like a perfect match. It's fairly transparent, though, so it might be best to use a flat black first then spray the...

I can't tell the difference but there might be some real nitpicky, MCA types, (Jason and Don!) who might be able to tell. If you are looking for a 100 point car you may need to go original but I just can't say for sure. Bill has the grille out of his car. Maybe this weekend we'll put his and...

OK, I ran it past our Purchasing Department and I stand corrected. Most new coach sales are based on Cadillacs for some strange reason. Probably cost less than the Lincolns. Anyway, Donna H.P. is right again!

Converting the '67 grille is a fairly simple process if you want to go that route. A '67 repro grille will cost around $90 and a set of brackets from Delta Bay Mustang run right around $75 I think. The only other things you need are paint ($10) and pop rivets ($4). So, if you have the tools...

Jon, I just received a Mustangs Plus catalog in the mail and I again noticed that they are mostly about suspensions and upgrades. It might help to have some way to say what a particular vendor is good at and not so good at, or what the vendor's specialty is. Also like to see a comment area...