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Looks pretty nice to me. Well done restoration on an early one...

Oh yeah. I forgot about the worst part. Another easy fix.

Fairly close though. If it were mine, the first things I would do is replace the radiator with a stock one and put in the cardboard inserts in the back of the tail light panel to hide those pop rivets! Quick fixes.

What a joke. https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/mustang-california-special/2446856.html?refer=alert&utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2020-11-14

Thanks, Jon. I think you are probably right but to your point, it will not hurt to try it first.

Looks like a real pretty one. Fairly priced if not a little low. Beautiful undercarriage.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/mustang/2443877.html?refer=alert&utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2020-10-31

Is a slight hijack to this thread okay? Thanks, I appreciate it.:smile: I have 69 Bendix booster on my '68 GTCS with factory front disks. Brakes work great. I picked up a correct Midland booster and will be sending it to Booster Steve shortly. The prior owner had put on a new MC about four...

Remember me? I contacted you, I guess in July as I had not received the dash badge I ordered in early June. I had given up on it by August. Well, guess what showed up on my mailbox today? Postmarked in Calgary on 6/10/2020. Package was in fine shape as well as the badge. Not sure which...

Neil, After a year and a half, I finally mounted my fender scripts today. Thanks again for these measurements. They took the guesswork and angst out of the job. My big fear was the drill "walking" but it didn't. One more item off the to-do list. In the picture, it looks like the script is...

Maybe the value of our cars have sky-rocketed and we just have not been paying attention. :grin:

Thanks for the link which has more pics than the Hemmings ad which says to me, the car is not immaculate. Interior looks a little tired in places i.e gauges, wires hanging down and chips on the console insert. Also, for that money, the car should be bone stock right down to the hardware. Not...

Agree. You would have to see it in person to really make an assessment. The header of the ad indicates good condition. But the first sentence of the description indicates "immaculate." Interior described as "nice." No detailed pics of the interior. None of the underside. If I lived in the...

Looks like a nice one. No VIN or Marti so it could be a clone, I guess. Anyone know this car? A bit on the pricey side! Hope he gets it or close to it. But not from an educated buyer...

I bought my Motorcraft ones from Rock Auto for just about the same price a couple of years ago. They are cadmium (yellow) plated. Not sure if the originals were like this or if they were plain like the ACP ones Neil found. The only one that shows at all is the one on the heater box.

You may want to also post on something like Vintage Mustang Forums as there are so many people there with so many parts compared to here. FWIW, I would try to get both sides. Check to see if there are any on eBay.

Looks pretty nice. Dash and tail light panel are wrong https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/ford/mustang-california-special/2438610.html?refer=news&utm_source=edaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2020-10-14

Probably upper control arm bushings. Do they have grease fittings? Get your ear down there while someone else jostles the car up and down. That should confirm or exclude and hopefully help you find the squeak.

Probably upper control arm bushings? Do they have grease fittings? Get your ear down there while someone else jostles the car up and down. That should confirm or exclude and hopefully help you find the squeek.

It is not that I thought the black version was masculine but when I first saw the picture of the white version I thought it was quite feminine. Great color combo for the fairer sex.