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Im helping a friend of mine to get a set of coilovers to his 2006 V6 Mustang. We have seen this kit on Evilbay that states it will fit: Ford Mustang 05-09 (S197) Ford Mustang 10+ (S197)...

Thank you very much :)

Hi there! About time to re-introduce myself after five years of stangnet. Im a 29 old car nut from the cold Norway. I have a 1973 Mustang Mach-1 that i have owned for 12 years now and its always under modifications. This is how it looks now after day and night work the last six months. New...

The interior after :)

Well...its been almost five years since my last post.... A lot has happend to the Mustang! Mainly in the last six months.... Lets see: new engine and transmission, new brakes, new paint, and new interior.. I have called the updated version Phat-1 "Reloaded" A little sneakpeak, i'll post more...

I think this is my favourite 67-68! Saw it at the 2006 SEMA and it was one of my absolute favorites! I would call 350K a bargain :nice:

Thanks man! Really cool to hear :nice: Really dig "Quicksilver" myself, remember it from the article in PHR!

My Mustang is named "Phat-1" http://www.phat-1.com http://www.moldestuket.com

I changed it because i like the 71-72 grill and bumper ALOT more :D I welded the bottom valance to the body, and i love how it looks. The bumper brackets was fabricated so the bumper got tucked as much as possible :)

Hi there :) Im running a 20x9,5 billet rim with 275/35-20 Bridgestone Potenza rear. I dont exactly have the backspacing i my head, but that i can find out. i have it written down. I massaged the fender flears just a tiny bit :nice: But there was no need to do anything with the wheel wells!

Hi there Platonic Solid! Been awhile since i've been on here :) Lets see, yes the instrument panel are overlays, dont remember were i bought them, but it was in the us i 2003. That is not the same car, this is another one i had :) Here is a picture of how that turned out (the green hulk...

Thanks a lot :nice: :nice: :nice: That was really cool to hear :nice: Now a days im getting a new engine and trans to it. I have also ordered Wilwood disc brakes all around with polished calipers. Im also making some new brackets for my Be Cool radiator and Billet Specialties overflow tank :)

Pics coming :nice: All out of air at the pics yes :flag:

Hi there :) Yes i did change my front fenders, the 71-72 fenders are a little bit different where the bumper goes. There are some more steel there on the 73 fenders. The thing you do there is to cut away the little extra steel. But if everything looks good as it is now, then there is no need...

That ride belongs to a friend of mine, a real cool 65! This car will also get Air Ride this winter. The wheels are 17x7 and 17x8 Weld Racing Tarantula We bought a complete set at the '06 SEMA Show were we actually attended with one of our cars! All the way from Norway :D Check out...

It was really worth the effort and fabricating! As i just wrote in another post here, i will give you some pics of the install and my opinion and some info on the system :nice:

The best dollars i have ever used! I can post some pics of the install. I have also raised some of the floor in the trunk (sylinders the bags go up in) so the bags got higger in the car, so the car would sit lower and have a better stance.

Yes sir, its a '73 with 71 front, i have also taken the back bumper closer to the body so the '73 stuff there is gone :)

Here are some pictures of my 73/71 Mustang Mach-1 "Phat-1" with Air ride and 18" and 20" Billet Specialties wheels. I have been a long time member at the forum but havent been here for a while. I had the car out for two shows this summer. Now im going to build a new frontend to it and do some...