I cut the cheese all of the time Mike, but you would think my wife would appreciate that, wouldn't you? But really, not as much as you would think.....
Build Thread My 1986 T-top Build - Lasting Memories
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Noobz?! Have you ever tried an olive in your beer? I think not! Olives help to impart a slightly salty flavor, with a savory flavor that you should try prior to condemning. Haters gonna hate.
Step out buddy, try something new. It's gooooood.
Me thinks mayhaps, you might be more comfortable in a shiny new 6-cylinder Cabriolet.
mikestang63
SN Certified Technician
Me thinks mayhaps, you might be more comfortable in a shiny new 6-cylinder Cabriolet.
does it have a silky smooth transmission and a wood steering wheel?
mikestang63
SN Certified Technician
The silkiest and woodiest.
You do realize we are the only two who get this.. lol
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Sooooo, you guys are making me feel so bad.....
. So, you can just......shut up! There! You're momma is fat and ugly too. Besides, so what if I want silky smooth and a woody, at least that's what my wife told me.....
Anywho, I'm up finishing the prepping on my Doby. I'll finish it here in a few minutes. Yay!
Tomorrow she gets loaded on the trailer!
The guy that runs the plasma cutter at work is all of the sudden real busy. So I'm just cutting out the pieces for the frame notch with my cut off wheel. I'm wanting to have all of those pieces cut and cleaned up today.
I didn't get around to trying out the bearing baking last night like I said I would. I'll do that some time this week though. I would imagine Allen knows what he's talking about.
. So, you can just......shut up! There! You're momma is fat and ugly too. Besides, so what if I want silky smooth and a woody, at least that's what my wife told me.....Anywho, I'm up finishing the prepping on my Doby. I'll finish it here in a few minutes. Yay!
Tomorrow she gets loaded on the trailer!
The guy that runs the plasma cutter at work is all of the sudden real busy. So I'm just cutting out the pieces for the frame notch with my cut off wheel. I'm wanting to have all of those pieces cut and cleaned up today.
I didn't get around to trying out the bearing baking last night like I said I would. I'll do that some time this week though. I would imagine Allen knows what he's talking about.
Doby is ready for paint!
It seems like it took a while to get back to this point.
Just think what Doby would be like if I had got the right color the first time around. The engine bay wouldn't be smoothed for sure.
There would be no mini-tub on the way (@RaggedGT ). No coilovers, no lots of things.
Funny how things work out, huh?
It seems like it took a while to get back to this point.
Just think what Doby would be like if I had got the right color the first time around. The engine bay wouldn't be smoothed for sure.
There would be no mini-tub on the way (@RaggedGT ). No coilovers, no lots of things.
Funny how things work out, huh?
Oh yeah... There was a car in this thread. 
What's this though?
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...at-to-wear-while-driving-my-cabriolet.846883/
What's this though?
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...at-to-wear-while-driving-my-cabriolet.846883/
Oh yeah... There was a car in this thread.
What's this though?
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...at-to-wear-while-driving-my-cabriolet.846883/
Hands free transmission lol
That's mad mikes alter ego right?
You sir have come a long way in a very short time. And all the extra modifications done will pay off big time when its all said and done and you are tucking 335's and listening to that Blower whine.Doby is ready for paint!
It seems like it took a while to get back to this point.
Just think what Doby would be like if I had got the right color the first time around. The engine bay wouldn't be smoothed for sure.
There would be no mini-tub on the way (@RaggedGT ). No coilovers, no lots of things.
Funny how things work out, huh?
No No silly rabbit, that's quite the hat you are wearing in your cabriolet!
@Davedacarpainter I personally have used the Qa1 coilovers on my 84'. They worked very well and supported the car for quite a while; hell, we went as fast as a 1.21 60' on those shocks! I have since upgraded to a much higher end shock and have seen small improvements of 60' times to a 1.19. I also have Viking shocks on my 2015 and have been happy with them as well. Personally if I had to choose, it would be Qa1 simply because that is the devil I know.
Fur hat, huh?Oh yeah... There was a car in this thread.
What's this though?
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...at-to-wear-while-driving-my-cabriolet.846883/
Maybe I should change my name from davedacarpainter to huggybear?Oh yeah... There was a car in this thread.
What's this though?
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...at-to-wear-while-driving-my-cabriolet.846883/
Nah, he's Starsky. He's always busting my balls.Is Mike going to be your Boo? Wait...wrong bear. Question still remains
Okay, here's my frame notch kit cut down to size:
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