Post Pics Of How Your Classic Mustang Currently Sits

horse sence

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Take it !Take it ! Take it ! never turn down a free horse . The color code Z in my chart shows as chantilly beige,but it shows the code Z as being for a 64 1/2 . Look at the radiator support in front of the battery ,does it have large louvers ? Only a 64 1/2 has these louvers . I noticed the instrument cluster is a 66 full gauge cluster and the glove box door is a 66 but that was probably changed ,but the door may have been changed at one time and with it the door tag.

 

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Mustangfan said:

Post pics of how your classic mustang currently sits?

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I really miss not driving my Stang...have redone the interior but have been trying to figure out a fuel gauge problem....I know I will figure it out!

 

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I really miss not driving my Stang...have redone the interior but have been trying to figure out a fuel gauge problem....I know I will figure it out!

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Just a few of the many I took while restoring......REALLY pleased.....

 

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horse sence said:

Take it !Take it ! Take it ! never turn down a free horse . The color code Z in my chart shows as chantilly beige,but it shows the code Z as being for a 64 1/2 . Look at the radiator support in front of the battery ,does it have large louvers ? Only a 64 1/2 has these louvers . I noticed the instrument cluster is a 66 full gauge cluster and the glove box door is a 66 but that was probably changed ,but the door may have been changed at one time and with it the door tag.

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Since it's a '66 VIN along with all of the other '66 interior stuff, I'm leaning toward it being 99% original with a repaint sometime in its past. The Z color code shows as sauterne gold on color charts for '66 that I've seen online. You can see some paint chips around the data plate as well as other places on the car with the original paint showing through. I've googled a few images of the color and I really like it.

I didn't get a chance to lift the hood. That's a metal filing cabinet on the hood that was too heavy to move by myself. I can't wait to get back and start digging it out.

 

horse sence

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It is a 66 on my computer it looked like a 5 in the code

 

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Haha. Thanks for the tips anyway. I'm mostly a late-model guy, so I don't know too much about the classics.

 

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Before, during, and current

 

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It ain't a mustang, but it's close! best stock car I ever raced. Scrapped 'er in '92, probably rebar now. I imagine it's literally in someone's driveway.

 

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Got her up on the dolly today

 

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is that car standard ride height or has it been lowered? if so by how much please?
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bart

 

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is that car standard ride height or has it been lowered? if so by how much please?
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I don't believe its been lowered, in fact it looks a tad high in the back. Looks like it has taller tires on it than stock giving the appearance of it being lowered?