Joining the discussion From Missouri

[RavenBlackPony]

Thanks for letting me join. I am the owner of a 1967 Coupe that I have owned for about 30 years. (She was my 1st Car.) My Mustang started life as a 200 cid 6 cyl base model coupe. In 1996, I started a V8 conversion that was slow going for a couple of years before being completely put on hold when my wife and I had twin daughters. Well, this is 2020 and they are graduating high school. So I am endeavoring to resurrect my old girl and get the second lease on life started up again.

 

[General karthief]

Welcome to stangnet
check out the classic forums and you can start a thread to document your work.
Oh, and post pics of the car too!

 

[CRAM]

Welcome, I am working on a 70 coupe with the same things done to it (eng swap) It's my son-in-law's car. He's got the cash, I got the time.

 

[RavenBlackPony]

Welcome, I am working on a 70 coupe with the same things done to it (eng swap) It's my son-in-law's car. He's got the cash, I got the time.

Excellent! I wish I had a surplus of either! Lol

Here is a pic of my girl.

 

[7991LXnSHO]

Getting to drive this car is overdue. I hope progress is rapid now.

 

[fordpeople]

Hi dude the car looks awesome in the pics I remember my dad working on one this same year and he was doing an engine swap in it to If my memory serves me correct it was a 6 car that was haveing a 428 thunderjet put into it good luck and have fun. 1964 to 1973 are a pleasure to work on and so rewarding.
peace FP

 

[kiddiccarus]

Welcome, that is going to be a beaut when its done