I picked this car up yesterday December 18th. Its an original owner 1985 GT T-Top in Jalapeño red. He ordered the car with all the options except a radio delete because he was into stereo competitions at the time. It has 131,xxx miles but was used as a summer time car. The car has never been...
I have a close friend who is looking for an classic Mustang (64-66, prefers the coupe over the fastback). It doesn't need to be perfect but needs to run - something that could be driven for a short commute to work an occasional short city drives. Manual is preferred, doesn't really matter if it...
Hey guys it is my first time on the forum I'm planning on making my 302 from my 69 mustang into a 347 stroker the engine has .040 pistons but a regular crankshaft so I was wondering if I can just get a stroker crankshaft and still be able to use the same pistons?
I'm new this kind of stuff so...
Hey folks, so I've finally decided to get the paint done on my '70 coupe.
The rust has finally hit a point where I can't let it get any further. there's (dvd-case?) sized patches of rust in the lower doors and lower trunk and the floors are rotted out pretty badly. Structurally she seems okay...
Hi all,
Im not sure if this is the correct way and place to do this, but I own an excellent 76' mustang that I am trying to sell for something I can drive in the mountains. I feel like this would be a better place than craigslist to do this since it is such a unique car and I want it to go to a...
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Most people have accepted the fact that classic cars, especially classic Mustangs, just have loose steering. That doesn't have to be the case. Watch this video and I will explain how you can...