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You have mail. Thanks Jon!!

Will there be a calendar contest again? Fingers crossed...

Don't know that I would call the white letters defective. I have always used SOS pads to bring up the whiteness and then 303 Aerospace Protectant to keep them white. No problems.

Love my BFG T/As.

I can see a few red flags going on...

I always start with the least aggressive methods and move up. Start by simply taking off the trim rings and give the wheels a thorough washing. Go from there. The red paint on the caps (if you plan to use them) can be fixed up using the right shade of red nail polish. Have fun and nice catch!

NPD is very helpful also. You might want to call them up and discuss.

Those are 68/69 styled steel wheels. Grab them!

I had that happen once with a 67 Fastback project car. Luckily a friend of mine was small enough that he was able to go in through the trunk and trap door to open them from the inside. I took the locks to a locksmith and had them fixed.

Those lights do not appear to be correct anyways, yellow lenses or not.

Could it be the master cylinder? Low on brake fluid perhaps?

Yeah, that one would cost a ton of money to restore. If the GT/CS bug has bitten you, find a better one.

One of the best bits of advice I have received regarding classic Mustangs is "Buy the best car you can afford.". I always went back to that advice and never regretted it. These cars are out there. Do not buy it if it needs a lot of work. Gets very expensive fast if you have to pay someone to...

There were actually 3,867 GT/CS cars built. The extra 250 were built that way, but converted over to High Country Specials. Be aware that they are much more rare in Canada than in the US. You really should look closer at this car before you go too far. Knock on the door. BTW, this IS the...

I seem to remember that these pumps were a "teal green" and it was difficult to find the paint years back.

IMHO, that would not really look right on a Mustang. Just my .02 worth...

Looks like one of Arlie's.

Congratulations, both on the car and on finding this site. Best resource anywhere for the 68 GT/CS AND High Country Specials. Welcome!!

I think it's folks not seeing the date of the posts.

Al Page had a spare one back in 2012 when I bought my GT/CS. I got it for $50 and a chrome styled steel. :cool: