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Rob, the pad on mine was sticky also when I bought it. I restored it a couple of years ago, and I believe the PO had painted it with body paint, as it was closer to the colour of the sheet metal than the upholstery. I cleaned both the pad and the centre with rubbing alcohol, then primed them...

Here's a picture, if it works.

Do you mean the running horse badge in the centre? I believe the background of the badge is black, with a chrome edge. If you mean the pad, it is the same colour as the upholstery.

Interesting 390 badging on the dash.

Thanks very much Gary. I just sent you 11.75 CDN for 4 GT/CS clingers. Hope I did it right. :grin:

Happy Birthday Bob! :grin:

The GT/CS grille IS a 1967 grille with all the attachments removed.

I find this hilarious. If Ford was thinking, they would have had a GT/CS model for 2018 - the 50th anniversary of the original. I was contemplating ordering a 2018 GT/CS to go along with my 1968 GT/CS, as I thought it would be so cool to have them with a 50 year difference. When I found that...

Does this help? http://www.pertronix.com/support/videos/ignitor/install-ford-motorcraft/default.aspx I was hoping that video would answer your question. If I remember rightly, the black and red wires go to your ignition coil. The red one is the power, and the black is the ground.

Never seen that one before. :cool:

My GT/CS came from that dealer. :grin: It lived in Sacramento for 43 or so years before coming to BC. No rust at all thank goodness. I've been wanting to find plate frames from Cecil Whitebone Ford, but I don't think they exist.

Is it the same book with the authenticity certificate added to it, or has the book been updated? :confused:

Those are very cool. Too bad they never made production.

I'll be upping my order from two to four of the GT/CS clingers. :grin:

Happy Birthday Gary! Neil beat me to it this time. :grin:

GT/CS S Code. Hope you have a great day Al. From the looks of the weather, you won't be turning the wheels on your CS though.

Seems to me that I remember you saying that the one currently at the paint shop would be your last. Never say never, tight? :grin:

Cool! :grin:

to robert campbell! :grin: