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Photo. There is not a code 1A for interior. I think that the 1A on the warranty card is common, and means something else. Am color blind, but that interior looks ivy gold? Makes sense with Sea Foam Green exterior.

Not in the 2000 published registry. 8R01C142834 65A O 2G 16B 72 2 W

I have a Ford document that the "Branded" kit was to help Ford dealers sell used Mustangs. Could have also been used to sell slow movers, I will try and find my copy this weekend and post again.

Serial numbered just before my very early car. Same date Feb 5, 1968.

Been waiting for the opening of The Brothers Collection. It is here in Salem, Oregon. My boss has found multiple cars for them over the years.

I-Did-It is the only aftermarket tilt column that comes to mind. Been around for a couple of decades. They used to be splined for Chevrolet steering wheels, not sure if that has changed. Might be looking at aftermarket steering wheels. You can use a 1967 tilt column, but I don't think that the...

Scott Drake makes them, part of their Legendary Series.

Have a great time. Take pictures.

That may be a new one to the registry.

I thought that the OEM ones had a rivet for attaching the screens? Don't see a rivet hole.

Yes ......

Totally agree.

Arlie, the booster in the photo is typical for 1969. It is a Bendix booster. Midland would have been used in 1968, on a Mustang.

Been hearing good things about Holley Sniper EFI, if you want to go that route.

Hover your cursor over your user name. You are number 4301.

What member ship number are we up to now? My number is 1111.

The numbers for total 1967 HCS is 416. If my maths is right: Fastback - 37 Convertible - 41 Hardtop Coupe - 338

This is 1 of 37 fastback HCS's in 1967.

McCoy Mills Ford is still in business, over 90 years. Began in 1930.

Nice looking car, I think that the black hood stripes enhances the Seafoam Green's over all appearance.