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69stang
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starting to come together.. now you got body work and sanding to do..lol
Lol yes I do
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
starting to come together.. now you got body work and sanding to do..lol
Lol yes I do
I would rather rebuilt 50 engines than sanding.
I'm in a process of doing this. Sucks that I'm doing the OG way of pure block sanding. Know wonder these Russian forearms are huge! Steal learning how to overcome high spots and low spots. I wish I had the funds of buying a quality air compressor or some power tools to get the stripping done faster. But overall this is going to be a huge accomplishment for me.
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Did you go with a Dakota Digital dash?
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Nope I built my own for half the price
[ 2015-10-29, 05:01 PM: Message edited by: 69stang ]
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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It looks good man. Keep it up ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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Thank you
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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Click the photos to view the videos of the first ride
[ 2015-11-22, 08:51 PM: Message edited by: 69stang ]
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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Just saw on Facebook 69/70 page... whats the motor specs? Sounds nice
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1996 GT VERT /32v MOD - SOLD
1970 Mustang Coupe M-Code 351w
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Thanks it's a 302 bored 30 over with Keith black dommed pistons and world sr heads running about 9.5-1 compression, with tfs stage 2 cam and comp cam 1.6 roller rockers with performer rpm manifold with a quick duel 650 carb and mid headers
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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So I picked up another 69 mustang to swap all my parts over... Pretty solid car for my build and I also did a little color swapping on my motor
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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What happened to your other one? And what rims are those?
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The body just wasn't straight at all and nothing fit right because the front end was tweaked. Those are some 143 vision wheels
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1968 firebird- sold
1992 mustang gt - sold
1969 mustang coupe- current project
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