Good bye and thanks a lot

mhjo

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I am sorry to announce my retirement from the Forum, as I recently sold my dearest, my stang. I have become unemloyed, and had to make som hard decisions...

The last 4 years I had it I drove it 40000 miles, all the way from Oslo i Norway to France and Germany, even on the Autobahns at 90 mph.

As a sort of replacement I bought a '91 Cherokee, and I am now a meber of Jeepsunlimited.com

I want to thank many of you in the Forum for assisting me, espesially you Superdave for helping me keeping my stang where it belonged - on the road.

Good luck to you all.

Morten

 

oboebrian

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Dec 28, 2004

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Just cause you sold your stang doesn't mean you have to leave the forum. Look at cheapie!

 

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Snail50

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no need to go; just live your Mustang dreams vicariously through us.

 

CochinoFilipino

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www.jeepforum.com is good too.

 

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Darkhorse845

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Bye Bye we will miss you!

 

1970 slantroof

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Dec 29, 2004

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Sorry to hear of your problem. You will have another Mustang I'm sure.
Stick around and join in anyway.
Howard

 

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snowball

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No need to leave us. Ownership is not a prerequisite to be a member here. We may need your expertise sometime.

 

mhjo

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I'm back

I just bought my old Stang back from the guy who bought it from me in 2004 !

 

golf4283

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wow that's awesome. Welcome back man!

Also not to nitpick but in your signature you have the VIN and the ID code backwards. The VIN is the shorter of the two but that's neither here nor there.

Welcome Back!

 

mhjo

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Thanks. I'll fix my signature.

 

jerry S

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welcome back

glad you got reunited with your pony.

 

SadbutTrue

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Jun 23, 2009

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awesome thread! (seriously, its cool that he came back and actually remembered this thread and updated it)

 

mhjo

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Jun 24, 2009

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This only shows that IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to live without the 'Heartbreaker' !

The car is in great shape. The guy who bought it in 2004 has done some mayor upgrades and rebuilding. Among those are new power disc ABS brakes, 3-point safety belt, headrests, rebuild C4, new springs, rebuild PS pump, styled steel wheels.

All in all:So now everything technical except the radio is changed/rebuildt.

Only thing negative is that the car vibrates a lot due to new heavy-duty polyurethane engine-mounts. They will however soon be replaced with stock w. rubber.

 

golf4283

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I'd take a look at the Ron Morris Performance and the TCP mounts. I have the Ron Morris in my '66 and they use a poly bushing and I honestly have no vibration. Maybe a balancing issue with the motor?

 

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Calponycarsmike

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I like how you found the old thread...welcome back

 

mhjo

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Jul 2, 2009

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Wasn't hard finding the old thread. I just made a search on my own user name, adnd presto, all threads I had started or replied to came up.

 

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ron67fb

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Superdave.. There's a name I haven't heard in a while.

 

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68EFIvert

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Didn't superdave have a blue 67/68 coupe with a black cowl induction hood as a signature?

 

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alexb_

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Welcome back!

Can you give more info on the ABS setup?

 

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ron67fb

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68EFIvert said:

Didn't superdave have a blue 67/68 coupe with a black cowl induction hood as a signature?

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From what I can recall he was strongly against anything that wasn't stock so I can't imagine a cowl induction hood. Maybe I'm thinking of someone else.