LUVMYCS
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rvrtrash said:
Cool Steve! Your son is very lucky to have you! Maybe you would like to adopt me!:grin: Anyway, good luck on your project, looks like fun!
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1968 GT/CS & HCS
2007+ GT/CS
1966-1967 HCS
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When is gone GONE for a car
- Thread starter speedy02
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Cool Steve! Your son is very lucky to have you! Maybe you would like to adopt me!:grin: Anyway, good luck on your project, looks like fun!
LUVMYCS
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speedy02 said:
Yeah! She's real!! Now let the fun begin!!!
Stacey Enderle
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time for the fun to begin!
Time to bring that car back to life!:smile: Have fun, once it's done, you'll be very proud of it!
Stacey
speedy02 said:
Time to bring that car back to life!:smile: Have fun, once it's done, you'll be very proud of it!
Stacey
clubpro
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Speedy,
As mentioned before find a 68 parts car like I did and you will save a bunch of money. I paid $375 for mine and the salvage yard let me keep it at their yard. I needed both rear quarters and drivers side front fender and a few other pieces and sold some parts that I didn't need on ebay to help pay for parts that I needed and didn't have. When I was finished with the parts car I told the salvage yard that they could have the rest and they still had parts on the car that they could sell. Now my C/S has all original Ford parts and not repro.
Here is the website for the only Ford authorized dash data tag supplier;
www.datatags.com
He is expensive, but if you need it like I did what else are you going to do.
I have been restoring mine for 7 years now, but it has been worth it and it is almost done.
Enjoy the journey!
Ron
As mentioned before find a 68 parts car like I did and you will save a bunch of money. I paid $375 for mine and the salvage yard let me keep it at their yard. I needed both rear quarters and drivers side front fender and a few other pieces and sold some parts that I didn't need on ebay to help pay for parts that I needed and didn't have. When I was finished with the parts car I told the salvage yard that they could have the rest and they still had parts on the car that they could sell. Now my C/S has all original Ford parts and not repro.
Here is the website for the only Ford authorized dash data tag supplier;
www.datatags.com
He is expensive, but if you need it like I did what else are you going to do.
I have been restoring mine for 7 years now, but it has been worth it and it is almost done.
Enjoy the journey!
Ron
clubpro said:
Believe that there are many places that stamp them though the blank tags could all be coming from the same supplier. Not very expensive.
Kevin Marti is also a licensed provider of the stamped tags (not sure where is purchases the blank). When you choose a shop to provide these for you care make sure you use the best place to stamp yours as there are differences (size and other things) between years and factories
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