Recent content by MikeyV

That's a good point. Never thought of that. Soon as you start the engine, there's probably a quart or two up in the engine and not in the pan.

Sorry for bringing up a semi-old post - but I'm going thru the same thing with a Moroso/Canton 7 quart pan looking way overfull on a stock dipstick. I've heard a lot of things. Engine guy says it holds 7 quarts plus whatever is in the filter. I can usually get 20 oz or so into the filter...

That's a real beauty.  I'd love to see some more photos! Welcome!

Definitely will put it back to it's original color someday.  It almost looks like you could remove the black...if only. The argent paint is still on the lower, and on the spoiler, you can see it in the photos somewhat. Areas that the black has come off you can see that the original blue wasn't...

Black Beauty!   Fine lookin'. Yeah, I have a fire extinguisher right there.  So far so good, but I do keep the battery out of it until I trust it more.  

David! thanks for the welcome.  I love that copper color on that one of yours.   Yeah, that's a 600 Holley Vacuum.  The car has the square bore manifold on it.  It actually started and drove with that carb on it.  I didn't even clean it. lol. You guessed it, the heater core is bad, bypassed it...

Yeah, what a stupid place for it.  How can you even read it?  It's a shame they cut the console.  It was a bummer.

I took that sport wrap off the wheel, and it's not even cracked.  Thanks to the sport warp? Here's a look in the power barn.  Ram Air equipment is present in the hood.  One of the flaps even worked when it started. Check that headliner. The dome light worked too. Forgot to add, it's got only...

A big thanks to all the folks who make this site possible, and all teh members who take time to contribute.   Our cars are a unique subset of general Mustang-ness, this forum is a great source of specific info.  I'm happy to be all joined up now. I was basically born in a '65 Mustang, or at...

Only a few months between Mike429's car and yours.  Maybe the teardrop shape was a short lived thing, or they used the Torino one because of supply issues?  Who knows. Sorry the two posts, I replied to Mike429's post before I scrolled all the way.

I just picked up an unrestored Mach 1 built in December 1970, so shortly after yours.  It has the teardrop shape antenna.  FWIW, it came optioned with the AM/8 track Stereo unit.