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But it includes shipping :)

Just saw this listing for the same car. Asking $82,500 http://www.cars-on-line.com/44098.html

This picture, which was included in Cory's book (under hicountrybob) was taken from that car. I have seen the car, but only briefly. My understanding is that the owners of a specialty mustang restoration shop in the area traded this car and a few others for a beautiful '67 convertible Eleanor...

I voted...earlier in the week. Trying to round up others. Good luck Cory. david

Check these out: Coker 68 Mustang recommendations http://store.coker.com/search.php?tire_model=Mustang&tire_year=1968&tire_make=FORD Diamondback site http://www.dbtires.com/tires.html You can also search the internet for reproduction Goodyear Polyglas and Firestone Wide Ovals. Plenty...

If you are thinking about concours, check out Diamond Back (much better than Coker I hear). They also recommend not going bigger than 215-70-14.

235's are on the stock 14" rims, 245's are on 89-91 Saleen 5 spoke 16-7. No rubbing issues, but it is close.

I have T/A's, with the black side out. I put less than 500 summer miles a year on the car, ride and bad weather performance are not deciding factor. Street - 215-60-14 front, 235-60-14 rear Racing - 245-50-16 drag radials Also, tire diameter can effect your axle ratio (if that matters to you).

Careful with the covers. I have seen some places selling ones where the red caps are more brown than red. Mine fit over the autolite battery pretty well. david

See below for more info and casting numbers: http://www.classicmustang.com/casting_numbers.htm

Just my opinion, but if you are going to take it to BJ, I think you will do better with as much originality as possible. Nice looking car, good luck. david

Rhonda, I am hesitant to reply, don't think it needs to be re-hashed here again. Visit the SAAC site, it will take only a minute, you do not need to sign up as a member to see the thread (no different than someone visiting this site). I think it is worth reading and seeing for your self. I...

I am in SoCal at Disneyland with my youngest. Walking around in my californiaspecial.com t-shirt. Sure glad I have an iPhone to keep up with the site. Go Rockies!

Great job bringing the car back to life. What are you planning for the engine? I see aluminum heads, anything else. Good luck with your remaining work. David

Been out all day at my son's hockey and baseball practices. Glad I gave the forum something to talk about today. I have not met many members of this forum personally, but to those who know me, I am not an antagonistic person. I check the SAAC forum ever once in a while. Heck they have a...

Very nice. Where is the shoe horn? Looks like a tight fit. Changing spark plugs can't be fun, but I am sure all those Cubic Inches are.

It has been on Craigslist off and on for a while. If someone is really interested and wants me to check it out, let me know.

Cory, Lets set up a California Special fly fishing visit. I am always up for fly fishing and golfing my butt off! Great river you live on, how is the golf? david

Was checking out my under dash wiring and noticed my wires at the brake light switch are hot. Questions - Anyone know if there is a replacement part yet? Is the switch specific to the GT/CS, HCS, Shelby? Someone told me they thought the Cougar switch might be the same. Thanks

Got mine today. Lots of reading ahead. Exceeded all my expectations! Great job to Cory and everyone who submitted their story and pictures. David