Correct rear spoiler installation, I may add! Looking good, Roy! You'll be hitting the highways before you know it!
Hahaha! That's funny!Very nice Roy,
It is true - the rims make the car! True Tennesse fashion.
Eric I don't know if it maters to you but 351cs were dark ford blue. MikeRoy, did you do anything about those nasty shoes your car's been seen wearing yet? LOL!
Today, I started working on the Rustang's engine. I got it back from the machine shop awhile back and now have pretty much everything but the intake, carb, headers, and other peripherals to put it back together... except for the head bolts and fastener kit (which are on back order... figures).
Anyway, here we are today after a thorough cleaning, degreasing, wash and rinse, and a nice coat of Ford Blue.
The machine shop bored, balanced, blueprinted, 3-angle valve job, installed cam bearings, and offered me a free run on their engine dyno when I get it together. I spent about an hour degreasing and rinsing the block (ran high-pressure water through the water passages) and got a sh!tload of rust and gunk out of the internals. Everything flows really well now.
Also got the cam stuffed in. Tomorrow I'll be installing the crank, pistons, lifters, timing gears & chain, windage tray, and whatever else I can to complete the 'short block' portion. Then wait for the fasteners to show up...
Wow all to register your mustang.Hi all
Today I pulled the seatbelts out
I have to replace them with 3 point retractables
front and back
I have to to get it passed by an engineer so I can register it
My vert has had a left to right hand drive conversion
so has to be passed before I can get it on the road
some of the things we have to do here in OZ to register an import
1 change the seat belts to 3 point retractables
2 change the headlights to OZ spec ones ours dip to the left
3 change the blinkers to orange
4 change the park lights to white
5 my Mach 1 parking lights are wired as blinkers
6 a child seat restraint has to be fitted in the rear
this is for LHD or RHD if it comes from overseas it has to comply here
just some of the crap we go through
Mines is harder because it has been changed to RHD
so all the welding and stuff has to be passed
anyway Ive started on the complying side with the belts
the rest later on
thanks John
Hi JohnHi all
Today I pulled the seatbelts out
I have to replace them with 3 point retractables
front and back
I have to to get it passed by an engineer so I can register it
My vert has had a left to right hand drive conversion
so has to be passed before I can get it on the road
some of the things we have to do here in OZ to register an import
1 change the seat belts to 3 point retractables
2 change the headlights to OZ spec ones ours dip to the left
3 change the blinkers to orange
4 change the park lights to white
5 my Mach 1 parking lights are wired as blinkers
6 a child seat restraint has to be fitted in the rear
this is for LHD or RHD if it comes from overseas it has to comply here
just some of the crap we go through
Mines is harder because it has been changed to RHD
so all the welding and stuff has to be passed
anyway Ive started on the complying side with the belts
the rest later on
thanks John
Nope - not really. It's gonna be a 'restomod/daily driver' when it's all said and done. Thanks for noticing and letting me know, though - I had actually thought they were even lighter for some reason.Eric I don't know if it maters to you but 351cs were dark ford blue. Mike
Like thisNope - not really. It's gonna be a 'restomod/daily driver' when it's all said and done. Thanks for noticing and letting me know, though - I had actually thought they were even lighter for some reason.Eric I don't know if it maters to you but 351cs were dark ford blue. Mike
Besides, O'Reilly Auto Parts didn't have the 'correct' Ford Blue, so I just grabbed some 'Old Ford Blue.' It'll make spotting leaks easier down the road anyway. I was actually thinking of painting it black... but thought better of it as I remembered the "find-the-leak" thing, and thought about all the ribbing I'd get for not using an approved Ford color.
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