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Thread: Project 68-40 Mustang
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04-14-2017 #1
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Project 68-40 Mustang
My birthday is coming up this spring and I knew it was time to start a new Project car.
68 Coupe
347w Stroker, Eagle internals, Roller with a big Lunati Cam, Ported Fox Heads and 93 GT Block. T-5 Conversion, Willwood manual Disc conversion in the front, No P/S or A/C and a Quickfuel 750 Drag Carb
So far I've managed to break a Ujoint on the way home from buying it and I also managed to screw up his serpentine trash the PO had on it.
A new March Alternator Bracket, Timing cover, Dipstick and Lunati Gear drive are waiting to go in tomorrow.
I'd like to tear it all down right now but I've been without a Project car for so long, I just want to drive it for a while. I'll be ordering Parts over the winter to make it the proper G-Machine. I think the first year is mostly figuring out what Dr. Frankenstein did to his monster before I got it.
Nothing Fancy yet:
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04-15-2017 #2
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good to see another mustang on here- my cousin has a 67 we are slowly improving on and my 64 has been apart for four years so i understand wanting to keep it driving awhile.
"Racing is life. Everything else is just, waiting"
04-16-2017 #3
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06-02-2017 #4
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I finally got a short video of it running. Not sure I trust it yet as a Daily driver but it's coming along.
06-02-2017 #5
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Hats off for driving it for awhile. I've been working on projects for 6 years and drove the Mustang prob only 6 times.
06-02-2017 #6
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Nice car, looking forward to seeing more of it. Sounds nice.
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