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that's what makes all the time and hard work worth while.

if it is not for sale then why let him come over? Or is it for sale at a certain price? :undecided

I know someone who bought a cherry 390 CS 3 years ago in the low 20's. It CAN happen but not often.

I'm in the original camp.

looks too much like a prototype. I would bet there would be some changes. I agree the car looks too modern. The taillights are interesting though. I have not been a fan of modern Mustangs and this won't change that belief.

looks like we almost have enough for a 68 and a 07/08 calendar.

no damage to my home, office or cars. Power is still out at my house so we are running the generator. Lots of trees down in the neighborhood but all in all it could have been MUCH worse. Looks like I will be purchasing a full home generator sometime in the next few months.

that's a deal

another great product from Scott.

No damage to my home. As of Monday afternoon power is still out at my house, my office has power. No damage to any of my cars so all is well.

I guess for the time they didn't care for ergonomics like they do today. I had the A/C condensor thing/unit restored by some company for my 68 Cobrajet and I can say this........it still looks the same but sure costs a stupid amount to have restored and it still doesn't get as cold as the AC...

the title of the thread had some incorrect terminology "428 SCJ Red GT/CS " and also I was trying to figure out whose car it was....I figured Bob's 1968 HCS 428.

post #3 has the website I got mine from. I called them up and told them that I needed Ford 32930 color code in a spray can. Still have part of a can around here somewhere. only way to know for sure is to find a NOS pedestal set for sale somewhere or NOS grill pieces.

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translation please.

they drive fine for just cruising around. They do seem to leave darker smoke on burnouts compared to modern tires. :grin:

definately 68 is the best year overall

what's silly about all of this is I offered to fund the book project at least a year and a half ago.

and if I didn't already say it...... if I were looking for a 390 CS this one would already be in my garage.

You can have a Ferrari too if you put your mind and hard work into a business and it becomes successful. It's called the American Dream. Good luck in your pursuit of it. :flag: