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Still working out the details for Carlisle, I will be there just a matter of which car. I would like to take the '68 since I have done so much work to it since I bought it.

wow, terrible.

So cool!!!

Attached more pics, one is from when the Media came out before the show opened and John Clor was speaking to the press. He is such a nice guy and possibly more of a Mustang enthusiaist than me:wink:

This year was the first year for a Face-Off display at the Philadelphia Auto Show at the PA Convention Center. Ford reached out to regional clubs for help with the display and I was one of the few chosen to proudly display my 1968 HCS along side with a Shelby GT500 a Boss 429, etc to display...

That is just amazing!!

Thank you!

and it is mine:grin: My 1968 was selected for the Mustang VS Camaro Face-Off display at the Philadelphia Auto Show out of many submissions (only 11 cars were selected). I thought it was cool for I was even selected over a super clean '69 Mach 428CJ (my fiancee's, lol). Thought I would share...

It's a start, much better then what I started with. Still need to put in correct distributor cap, spark plugs wires and heater hoses. Eventually I will re-do the blue, lighter than I thought, Like I said, way better than what I had started with, lol. Will post more updates soon. At least I...

Keep up the good work!!

Nice!!!!!

Wow-close call. So glad everyone is ok and the car is fixable.

Thank you, I really appreciate. I was leaning towards the semigloss black for the booster after researching pics on it. Think I may replace the cover for the master cylinder with a natural finish, seems pretty affordable the one I found from Scott Drake.

I am working on cleaning up the engine bay and repainting the neglected parts. Took care of the engine and valve covers today. Cleaned up the hoses, etc. Eventually I will replace the spark plug wires with the correct ones. One thing I am unsure of painting is the power brake booster and...

I have American Modern which was recommended through MCA. My '68 is insured for $20000 currently and I pay less than $200 a year I belive. 3000 miles a year and kept in a garage-required for mine. All together I pay like $580 a year to insure 3 of my mustangs. The '68 for $20k, the '95 GT...

Very well said. I was not a fan of the wheels on his but to each their own. No Marti but I believe he is looking to get one. It is great getting sharing this car and seeing people fall in love with it as much as me.

For once I go to a local car show and see another GT/CS:icon_ecst It is not something I see when I attend car shows in my area, especially a show put on by a Chevy club, lol. I took the '68 and as always, she is a conversation starter. Even the Chevy guys were intrigued and asking me what the...

Great pics!! I will see you in Maryland!!

Getting ready to pull engine bay apart to clean it up. Put the car through a big test today. Took her to a show an hour and a half away. Even with hot temps out side the car ran like a champ with no issue. Put over 120 miles on her today and she didn't even break a sweat:grin: So much fun...

Thanks for the post, I was needing to know this myself.