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I don't think it's a mistake to repaint a car. As we've said before, we all need to make our cars the way we want them and most people who see your car are going to be amazed by it and aren't going to car what the code on the door says. But, if I am looking to buy a car I probably won't buy...

It's also possible that the Marti report may be in error regarding the top

It's on the left side of the screen under the eBay auctions listing

Ah ha, found it, found it, found it!!! There is a connector in the dash that connects those 2 specific wires. Orange with a blue stripe and green with a orange stripe. Pushed the connector together....instant turn signals! What's interesting is that I started in the trunk and noticed that...

Check out the detailing on this thing! This car is almost is Jason's and Russ' league. Are the black splotches supposed to be on the belly of the car or should the whole thing be red oxide? I can't imagine someone who goes to this much detail would have left the black unless it was supposed...

I don't like color changes. In my warped world the code on the door should match the color of the door.

Here is some fairly generic information that might help.

If you are still looking for a bench seat here is one on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Ford-Mustang-Front-Bench-Seat_W0QQitemZ4611961344QQcategoryZ34206QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I've inserted the links in the body of the quote.

Darwinism at its best.

Intersting. For carpet they have cut pile, nylon loop, and 80/20 loop. Anyone know which is original and/or the best looking?

Rich, I assume you don't work in the corporate world because if you did you would under stand that the person who comes up with the great idea gets stuck making it work. We'll expect your results soon!:grin:

Here you go

http://www.1968cobra.com/PAINT.HTML

The car just wasn't born that way. Kind of like Michael Jackson trying to be white instead of being happy with who he is. OK, bad example. If it was born lime green then it should be proud of what it is and not let the flashy red cars make it feel inferior, or let an owner tell it it's not...

I just told my broker than I wasn't going to buy a red J-code that he found in Portland. It would have been $23,000 plus his 10%. Not a bad price for a J-code in the shape this car is in. Red with black stripes, black standard interior with lower console, auto w/3.00 gears, either 50K or 150K...

"Russ" There might even be pictures in the gallery under his name that might help.

And the old Mustang shoulder belts are a little different than those found in new cars. There are no tensioners so it's a weird feeling for some people who have never ridden in an old car. I used to cinch mine just as tight as it would go. Didn't like any play in the belt at all. If I could...

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Here are some new results. I'll post the links later. $13,100 (Reserve not Met) - Red with white stripes $23,500 Red with black stripes $28,900 White with blue stripes Here are the prices for the links above $15,950 Gold with black stirpes $15,600 (Reserve not met) - Red with black stripes...