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Big welcome from UK -- enjoy 

Welcome to the best place in the world for Mustang owners  :thumb:    nice ride. 

Put Pilterbilt truck pull-switch as replacement to the naff Ford design for this location  - solid metal construction  knob is machined metal chromed  - and your knee  doesn't foul it ...a better quality option folks 

I'm a big Stuart Whitman fan  notice how the Mustang starts off as a nice metallic green that looks too good for trashing- then they make a very obvious change to a black one they intend to trash  I think Whitman's car is Buick - Old's --- Chevelle platform -- not sure which one  

Not bad news at all -- if that is what it is, then great  What I found amusing in the coupon to send off to get stuff Wonder what they'd think at Dearborn if one filled it in and sent it off 

Hi peasants  :classic_biggrin: I was rummaging down one of those dark side buckets in the trunk  felt something that seemed to be stuck --got the torch out found an old reel of duct tape and underneath was this - ..and the condition of it is amazing  It's about 30 pages long, printed in 1971...

TBH , whether an "02" body or "05" body - and I've had both ( see my sig) - they the same apart from tiny alterations in options, it matters not really...and I do love engines lovingly wrapped in Edelbrock.  Isn't Kentucky the historical birthplace of "Moonshine" ? if it is, I want some. ...

Welcome to forums - that's going to be a nice looker when on the road-  :thumb: btw... where's my Bourbon?  :classic_tongue:

Stick Gator was toast... all perished away  So wanted to make a hairy version like the Jagwaar XJS has ( I had one years ago - V12) So what you need to do to start - is get inspiration from thinking about your stick coming through something hairy.  However you want to do this is up to you. ...

Someone thinks that is high status and good taste.  I wonder what their house looks like ? :help:

Excuuuuuse me  :classic_blink: ...if you hadn't kicked us out  and signed your tatty piece of paper in 1776  - you'd be speaking like this, ordering cream teas and watching Cricket matches  :cool:     :thumb:    :classic_rolleyes: ...so p00bah !  :biggrin:

I hope you like 

The sun finally came out ... did someone pay the bill?  I didn't like my first dreary video -- squeaking shocks now replaced  No corrosion Mach 1  born Jan 1971 -- 1F05H ... converted to M style package with heads have been changed to 4V  with a 6291-1 4x barrel Holley

Hi Tommy and guys -- mine doesnt have the"R" in the stamping -- I'll get photo of the full number .... interesting eh?

Hi Guys  A point of historical reference again ... poor ole me trying to hunt out the truth  I have a Holley nailed to my plenum and wanted to know what it is so I can get the instructions - so my dumb-*** brain can figure out all the tweakages. I went to American Auto Ctr in Birmingham near...

A very nice naughty car -- excellent 

Yo -- first pic looks like you've a chopper stuck to your tin lid  Sorry to hear about your bereavement   :classic_sad: I'll happily align your trunk lid for you -- just send the car to my address  :thumb:   - you can have the loaner whilst we take a darn long time making the adjustments...

Hi Kilgon -- when I read this, even I puckered up just now 5500 miles away ... did you have a glass of scotch afterward to control the old nerve endings?  When I first got my beautiful green Sportsroof , A van with no tail lights parked in the middle of the road for what looked like no reason...

 it's sure going to be pretty when that car hits the roads and is seen by all - amongst the humdrum, mundane, boring boxes of today . That looks like it's going to be an amazing head turner. ............BTW ....what green is that? ... I only ask because I had a metallic green close to Ford's...

Great job guys and I love the fact you're restoring a nice car... but wouldn't it be easier to go to paint first then do the detailing ?