Newbie Girl from Northwest GA!

littlemissstang

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Hello from Georgia! I found this forum when I was browsing around for some parts for my 85 and 86 Mustang GT's. I've seen some very beautiful cars on here! As you can tell, I'm kinda partial to the four eyed cars and I just love them! Are there anymore Pony lovers from Georgia?

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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yeah, from south ga though.

 

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littlemissstang

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Thought I should post some pictures. lol! Here is one of me and my 86 on Ft. Mountain.

 

littlemissstang

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Mr. Rustypwnz said:

yeah, from south ga though.

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I've been through Valdosta before. Didn't have time to stop, but it looked pretty!

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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I like north GA better than south ga! nice lookin t-top car!

 

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Thank you! I still have a lot of work to do. I've replaced most of the rubber and now I'm working on the rest of the interior. Getting ready to repaint it in the spring. I want to take it and my 85 up to the Rod Run in April!

 

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Welcome. What's under that hood Little Miss Mustang?

 

littlemissstang

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Well....for right now it's just stock with a few upgrades on it. It's all original except for a Cobra upper and lower intake, 70 mm throttle body, underdrive pulleys, aluminum driveshaft, MSD billet distributor and coil, Steeda 4-way caster camber kit, Steeda adjustable clutch qudrant, BBK shorty headers, and BBK progressive 1 1/2 inch lowering springs. That's about all I've done to it. I ran it at Brainard Drag Strip (just a 1/8 mile track) and I ran a slooooowwww 9.89. But, it gets 20mpg! lol! Still a work in progress.

 

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Carburetor or fuel injection? With that hood it makes it look fast.

 

littlemissstang

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It's a fuel injected speed density motor. As far as I know, it is the original motor.

 

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Good looking car. Welcome to the forums.

 

Noobz347

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*puts on critique hat*

Ditch the hood and get some door hinge bushings.

Pick up some VHT dye for the trim pieces.

I really like the 4 eye T-tops. Difficult to find anymore.

 

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Nice!