born again...

[hungrymonkey]

yup, I am a born again mustang owner again...

If that makes any sense.




anyways, I have my 67 out of the bushes and in my driveway. Since I finally got off my lazy ass and decided it was time to drag it where I can work on it.

Now I just have to do that two more times for the other mustangs, and once more for my truck.


I cant wait to see what the Oregon climate does to cars.


Now I just need to find the fenders and hood. Finish the 302 that is awaiting assembly in the garage, and put brake lines back on the beast. Oh, and I lost the seats somewhere to.

 

[hungrymonkey]

I forgot to mention that you guy's should curb your mouse wheels. because I will have a kerjillion more questions in about a week.

I know that I will have to tackle the nasty hole that was under the battery tray. Plus I will probably have to strip the Por-15 off of the bottom of the car.

I should have a fairly large list of questions in under a week.

 

[bnickel]

good to see ya getting back on 'em HM. i got mine back from paint sometime in april and all i've done was install the back bumper and the gas cap.

 

[hungrymonkey]

I got started taking it apart again, and there is lots of mold and mildew.

It kind of smells funny to. Not the haha funny, but the type of funny that makes you check the bottoms of your shoes.

on a positive note, It looks like the por on the undercarriage held up. I might not have to strip that. I will have to look again.

I am in the process of pulling out all the spare pats, and interior. That way It will air out. I will probably have to toss the carpet if I cannot get the smell out.

I should have pictures of my poor car pretty soon. Its looking pretty sad.

I am a bad mustang daddy.

 

[HistoricMustang]

yup, I am a born again mustang owner again...

If that makes any sense.




anyways, I have my 67 out of the bushes and in my driveway. Since I finally got off my lazy ass and decided it was time to drag it where I can work on it.

Now I just have to do that two more times for the other mustangs, and once more for my truck.


I cant wait to see what the Oregon climate does to cars.


Now I just need to find the fenders and hood. Finish the 302 that is awaiting assembly in the garage, and put brake lines back on the beast. Oh, and I lost the seats somewhere to.

Good deal. Funny how we just re-invent ourselves!

HistoricMustang
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