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Welcome bluegrassg8r

Hi folks-
I'm happy to be here. I'm in the middle of a semi-complete restoration of my third mustang, a 1967 convertible. I'll post photos and welcome the advice and expertise of the members here. I hope to learn a lot.
I live just north of Nashville, TN, and hail from South Florida and the Adirondacks.
Cheers,
Terry
 
Welcome to the StangFix bluegrassg8r aka Terry. A 1967 convertible this I gotta see, remember we only have one simple rule here, without pics it did not happen. :lol

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I concur! I bought this mustang ten years ago and restored it, but was overseas and the work I outsourced was terrible. I learned my lesson, and I'm doing everything I can this time.
This is what I started with a month ago:
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So, I built my own paint booth due to space issues, stripped the interior, and went to work. The paint is curing tonight, and I'll begin reassembly in a day or so. The interior is for the weekend. Thus far, I"m stoked- I went with Candy Apple red and a white top, along with a parchment interior.
 
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