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- Aug 19, 2011
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- Location
- Houston, TX
- My Car
- 2010 Ford F150 Screw
2010 Buick Lacrosse
2002 Triumph Trophy
1972 Mustang Grande
1954 Ford F100
Wow, the car did look perfect sitting in the driveway, I thought those were the "after" pics!!!!!No, no no. Thats not the finished product. THat is the car the day I bought it in Denver and drove it home. I told all of you the car was perfect, that is how perfect it was for $3500. That is the original car, wait a few more weeks and you will see the final result and I promise you its anything but stock and its faster than the 2010 mustang with a 4.6.
If you look at the car as its being painted you will note the new wheels and tires, the dual stainless exhaust, you cannot see the kenwood stereo system or the rebuilt engine and rebuilt transmission putting out over 350 HP or the 3.25 posi trac in the back.Did you note the ram air hood being painted, its installed now and that will be more than just show. Nor can you see the rotary AC thats installed in it because those photos are coming. Nor the custom carpeted trunk and all of the new chrome and stainless. Just give me a few more weeks and you will.
And those are ceramic coated headers, also from summit.Pypes and I think I bought it from Summit Racing. Here is the link to the site.
http://www.pysales.com/iw_products.m4p.pvx?;products_no_tree?cat=X2015?company=ppe
According to my 1973 Mustang Illustrated Facts and Specifications Manual The "Protection Group" on the 73's "includes vinyl insert body side molding, spare tire lock, door edge guards. Body side tape stripe deleted on Grande when this option ordered. N.A. on Mach 1 or with Decor Group".Hey nice car for sure looks better than many AFTER they are redone!!!
One thing I noticed is the chrome and black trim that runs from the back quarter panel to the front of the front fender,,, my 1973 has that same trim,,, was it limited to a certain model or classification?
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