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your car looks great, but you might want to do a little maintenance on your house. It looks a little rough in that picture... lol.My 1966 Mustang Coupe 289 4V (A) code premium gas engine Top Loader 4 speed 3:00 rear gear Bench front seat with A/C and factory AM 8track Radio factory door speakers.///This picture is before the mod's in progressView attachment 29992
your car looks great, but you might want to do a little maintenance on your house. It looks a little rough in that picture... lol.
LOLyour car looks great, but you might want to do a little maintenance on your house. It looks a little rough in that picture... lol.
LOLYeah, but look how nice the lawn is.
Its a really sharp looking car. You cant be doing the engine any favors with that tiny little air filter though
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nice stance!My Mustang. A 68 coupe I bought a couple months ago.
This is my 3rd Mustang, but the first since the late 70s. If you didn't notice, it's been lowered a bit which causes some problems that I'm currently working through but I guess that's another thread.
In my old-timers mind this car is best described as a hot rod. It's got a built 351W stroker and a 5 speed. It's pretty much all business.
Here's a short startup video I took the day I test drove it.
nice stance!
Are you bottoming out in dips and such? maybe you need some beefier coil springs?