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I guess before I started this thread I should have asked What are the signs that your booster is starting to go? I have too many opinions up here. My brakes do feel too soft. This I have been told. Yet another person tells me that is not the sign of a failing Booster. It's when you can't...

Thank you Duker

Hi Shipping charges could be a killer to Canada for me. Would your company sell complete rebuild kit for a Midland, although the 69 Bendex is the better way to go? The almighty dollar and my son starting College always seems to control the situation at hand. Duker

Thank you So I don't have to replace with the one I have with a Midland again? Going with Dewey can you forsee any problems with re-install, extra tweeking? I hate changing things from the original parts we all like out and replace. Can I buy a rebuilt Booster off you, so I don't have to...

Is there a kit you can buy to rebuild your booster? My booster has a metal band around it you can remove. I don't know if all are the same with power brakes. Thank you Duker

Yes, it is Z shaped and thank you for the picture/part number. Hopefully this is the part the supplier ordered from my discription. Duker

HOLY CRAP!!!!! Sounds like I may have to have a 40 oz of CC after the job is done:smile: I am so gratefull for the help. So we are sure we DO NOT have to drain AC? I don't want to drain the AC.:eek: I can picture from your discriptions, having to make the holes in the insulation LARGER...

Hi My heater core went on me. Now I live where a 1968 Mustang with air would would be an audity to say the least and that is why I am contacting you.:wink: I ordered a new core with a seal kit but none of these guys have actually changed one with air. Are there any surprises or do you have...

Thank you all and sorry for the delay replying. Son went off to school.:sad: I agree the 68 steering wheel is hard to look at. The 66, 67 wood wheels are more stylish for that sports car look. Cheers Duker

Tom, I wouldn't mind the prices if you can. Someone at the cruise night suggested aftermarket tilt but I have been so anal about keeping things original. I guess the circumstances determine what get's me driving the car in comfort. Thanks guys Duker

Because of my back knee and ankle, I seem to be having problems getting out of the car. Anyone know about period correct tilt. My wife is on my case to make things easier on me.:embarass: I even thought a differant steering wheel,smaller may help. Can anyone assist me please Duker

Thank you I didn't want to do screws:cry: Have a great day:wink: Duker

Hey guys How are your hood retainers washers supposed to be secured to the hood? Mine are glued securely but I see others that have small screws. I have a big show Friday. We took First in class 1960 -1970 last year and second for occational driver in the MCA in Oakville Ontario at the Ford...

Right, a "heat shield" that makes sense now. Sorry about the initial screw up guys. Mosesatm, the repro seem to look a little differant to the original. I still need the "riser" which is a round flex pipe. The picture in the book shows a rectangular riser on a 289 I guess it depends what air...

I misunderstood the book. Sorry about that. If you have the 68 Shop manual SE-735-68 Chapter 8 Fig 2 this part attaches around the Exhaust Manifold on the passenger side of the engine and a pipe goes up to the air cleaner. It is supposed to assist with the choke. Duker

I was at a cruise night on Thursday and someone I know has a 66 Shelby Fastback and he dabbles from time to time finding NOS Parts. I asked him to have a look at my engine and if he saw anything that would remind him of his inventory at home that I maybe interested in having. He had Valve...

Sorry I have been out of town. Thank you everyone. Duker

Wow! Lots of info to take in people...Love it, thanks everyone:smile: I wish we could have a show up here just GT/CS. I have seen one other person with a CS which is used just for quarter mile at the race track I only saw the car and owner once. Unfortunately:sad: People up here can't...

Listen everyone Thank you for the info... Frank and Rob should get together, and Frank hopefully someday you will make it up here.:wink: I knew if I was specific about my problem you are the people to talk to. The motor was rebuilt 18 years ago in Arizona and in that time there has only been...

This is the first Mustang I have ever owned. In fact my first Ford. I have a leak at the very front of the oil pan. It started with my first oil change in May after I took her out of storage for the winter. It was cold up here. The leak wasn't too bad at first but as the hot weather roled...