AzPete
Well-Known Member
I have always driven mine daily when I had any classics. To much fun not to.
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What did you get done on your Stang today????
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Drumr90
Member
Ye i love the whole experience of classic cars. Im only 23 so i didnt grow up with these cars but ive always loved classics.
Drumr90,
Your Avatar pic is very small. Can't tell what year Mustang you are working on. You might list in your signature what model and year you have. Also, where are you located?
Your Avatar pic is very small. Can't tell what year Mustang you are working on. You might list in your signature what model and year you have. Also, where are you located?
Drumr90
Member
Forgot about the signiture. Lol thanks for tip.
Drumr90
Member
I want to do that to myn.
1968 mustang coupe with 289 and auto trans. Northampton,pa is where i turn wrench's at.
1968 mustang coupe with 289 and auto trans. Northampton,pa is where i turn wrench's at.
"Drumr90" said:
I found mine on ebay from seller named siinc. http://az-mustang.com/Products.html this is the company.
I bought mine Saturday on eBay and got them Monday. $129.00 I think.
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Drumr90
Member
Not bad price.
1968 mustang coupe with 289 and auto trans. Northampton,pa is where i turn wrench's at.
1968 mustang coupe with 289 and auto trans. Northampton,pa is where i turn wrench's at.
We have sequential LED tail lights in both of our Mustangs. A great improvement from stock.
janschutz
Corn Hauler
Finished install my roller upper control arms and roller spring perches, Did a brake job and had to replace one of the rear wheel cylinders. Cleaned the rear housing, front suspension and the engine.
Then drove it like I stole it. The new upper control arms sure handle the corners great. :thum
While I was doing all that, I had a couple chickens in the smoker. Time to eat!
bj
Then drove it like I stole it. The new upper control arms sure handle the corners great. :thum
While I was doing all that, I had a couple chickens in the smoker. Time to eat!
bjNeglected68
Member
Installed my new PMGR starter from DB Electrical. Much lighter than the original. I wish there was a neat way of running the two wires from the starter to the solenoid near the battery. I am not sure how close they can be to the exhaust manifold before their insulation melts.
monkeystash
Active Member
Finally unwrapped my shortblock. Next step will be to check PTV clearance and pushrod length.
monkeystash
Active Member
Mocked up the 408, checked pulley alignment, and pretty much just stared at it.
blu67
Well-Known Member
Yeah...I can see why you would stare at it.
Gorgeous.....
Gorgeous.....
+ 1, :thum :thum :thum"blu67" said:
Grabber70Mach
Well-Known Member
"70 StangMan" said:
+2 Who made the pullies?
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monkeystash
Active Member
Thanks guys!
The pulleys and bracket are made by CVF Racing. Some of the best customer service I've ever had.
http://www.cvfracing.com
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The pulleys and bracket are made by CVF Racing. Some of the best customer service I've ever had.
http://www.cvfracing.com
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janschutz
Corn Hauler
Rotated the Tires today. While the tires were off, I cleaned and inspected them.
Well not today, but installed the Pertronix weekend before last and have been chasing demons ever since. Going to hit it hard this Friday and get it running the way it should. Will try everything everyone recomended. I think I'll fire it up and bring to temp. and pull the coil wire off and see if turns over like it should then retard the timing a bit. Got high hopes that'll cure it and can burn up some highway.
I know...I know :wop
I know...I know :wop