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Are you missing a 710 ? ... Yesterday I was having some work done at the car Dealer. A gorgeous blonde woman came in and asked for a Seven-hundred-ten. They all looked at each other, and one Mechanic asked, "What is a seven-hundred-ten?" She replied, "You know, the little piece in the middle of...

(cont.) ... ... Here are some more traditional fuel cells with "traditional" pricing ... http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?N=700+4294839036+4294920243+115+4294908348 ... yes, it does not have to cost you an arm and a leg ...

Paul, Mustangs Plus does sell it: http://www2.mustangsplus.com/catalog/fuel_07.pdf ... although I wouldn't call it a reasonable price (approx. 10x more) ...

Tang, That's one cool ride ... I know that there several red colors for Mustangs, which red paint do you have? ...

Cool, alright, we'll keep in touch ...

Here are some of the best that SoCal has to offer ... http://www.socalcarculture.com/events.html http://www.socalcarculture.com/cruise_nights.html ... and here's one of my favorites: http://museum.nhra.com/apcm/templates/general.asp?articleid=624&zoneid=41&navsource=twilight ... Be there...

(cont.) ... ... I just found this tune along with some other "Hot Rod" tunes on Rhino Records: http://www.rhino.com/store/ProductDetail.lasso?Number=75688 ... cool stuff ...

Thanks, but I can't take credit for it ... here's the story: HOPPED-UP MUSTANG by Arlen Sanders written by Bill Romberger & Arlen Sanders Faro 616, 1964 Billboard review date: Unknown Chart position: Did not chart If Charlie Ryan had been around to hear this, he may have been able to...

(Hot Rod Lincoln with lyrics changed) Let me tell ya about my new steed, built for comfort, just my speed. Ford Mustang, modified to set the pace, Man, I could hardly wait to get out'n'race. It's got a 289 motor, with a special Cobra kit, there ain't nothin' on the road that can even touch it...

That was awesome ... those were some brave young men back then, and I'm sure we have some new brave young men and women fighting today ... God bless them ...

Congrats to you, DeadStang!! You are very fortunate that Mr. Marti gives his nod of approval ... now the fun starts!!! ...

Those are some wise words ... although too bad that George Carlin didn't really write them ... "Thanks to a tip from one of our readers, we have found the original author, however. It is minister, author, and former pastor of Overlake Christian Church in Redmond, Washington. In a response to an...

J_Speegle, The info I posted all came from the link I supplied earlier: http://www.mustangmonthly.com/thehistoryof/mustang_facts/ ... the 2 anecdotes are 2 sidebar articles, located at the bottom of the main Mustang Monthly article (go to the end and click on the links in bold below) ... I'm...

... and wait, there's STILL more ... Marti even backs up the what-if theory: “Ford might have built them in such small numbers that they never showed up as a Code, kind of like the ’67 Shelbys that had an S engine code (390) and were, in fact, packing the 428.”...

... and wait, there's more ... ... and here's another famous 427 in a Mustang - Shelby, that is: http://www.mikesclassiccars.net/viewlisting.php?listing_id=42132 ... although this was probably added later, I'm sure it's a blast to drive!!! ...

The Famed W-code ... Even though Kevin Marti revealed that there were no factory 427s in '68 Mustangs, that doesn't mean that 427s couldn't be found in them ... eg, Shelby, H&M and other aftermarket speed shops (and possibly some Ford dealers) could've set you up with a 427 package if your...

Congrats to both you guys!!! Hope you guys will enjoy the "Cal-Special" lifestyle ...

Congrats!!! You should post some pic's when you get 'em ...

If it's a C code 289 car, then probably not (Ford made factory GTs with J codes 302-4v, X and S codes 390-2v & 4v, and R codes 428-4v. Note: some of the GT options, eg HD suspension, could have been special ordered from the factory or even dealer installed on a C code). If you guys like this...

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