Hello and looking for 67 68 Mustang projects

[68rustang]

Just saying hello. I have been a member for a while, stop in every now and then, never posted before. I have looked through the PT garage and searched quite a few different keywords but not come across much in the way of 67 or 68 Mustangs.

How many of you are working on early Mustangs or know of a member that is? I am interested in anything pre Mustang II but more specifically 67 and 68 projects. I have a 68 coupe that I have been working on for a while that has been quite frustrating lately. I will post pics once I get my image host up.

Anyway, just looking to see what may be out there in what seems to be a predominately GM field.

I am also a member at the following sites under the same screen name:

Stangnet, Corral, Corner-Carvers and MustangSteve.com

[JoshStratton]

Welcome! and where are you located? There is a 67 (i think) for sale a few miles from me. They wanted, if i remember 6500 for it. From what I remember, it was a older poorer restoration and seemed a bit overpriced, but I do not know those cars very well. I have not driven down that street in a while, so I do not know if it is still for sale. I dont think it would be worth it if you had to ship it or come and get it from far away, but I will try to make my way in that direction if you are in the area and/or interested.

[68rustang]

Josh,

Thanks for the offer. I am not looking to purchase anything right now. I just re-read my original post and can see how it may sound that way. My current project is all I can handle right now ;) I am just looking to see what others are doing with cars similar to mine.

[Ralph LoGrasso]

Welcome (officially) aboard.

[JoshStratton]

Whoops. Sorry about that

There are a few Mustangs on this board that are really nice! Hopefully they chime in.

[dropit69]

i have a 67 fastback ..kinda done..but has crappy paint on it..i just got it to tinker and resell ...also have a camaro..and a 98 yellow gt convertible..i like all makes and models ..just like i like my woman too

[DarkBuddha]

Welcome to the board! Always glad to see a familiar screen name become a member here. And it's especially nice to have another Mustang in the ranks. I saw this thread and thought I'd spend the time to put my junk up in the PT Garage: https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/vb...?do=view&g=333 . Thanks for the incentive, and I'll see you on the board.

[67Sally]

What is a Mustang?
W.

[68rustang]

DB, nice to see ya! I don't post on stangnet much anymore but still lurk. Nice looking car.

[DarkBuddha]

DB, nice to see ya! I don't post on stangnet much anymore but still lurk. Nice looking car.

Thanks. I'm the same way... I love the variety of cars and ideas here more. I do check back into SN occassionally, but generally wore myself out over there. I just got a bit bored with all the usual questions, modifications, and points of view. Still, every once in a while, when you just need a Mustang fix, Stangnet is the place.

[kmcanally]

I hang at Stangnet occassionally when I need some strange...I just recently finished my 68 Coupe. I have put about 500 mostly trouble free miles on it and the only real problem was a busted power steering hose.

[68rustang]

Km,

You post under BIG-MAC over there, right? We have gone back and forth through stangnet a few months ago about your suspension setup. I was looking for your car when I decided to start this thread the other day but I was looking under your SN screen name. Your car is exactly what I had in mind when I started my own 68 coupe years ago. I just need to finish it. I found two threads you started one was a "progress" thread and the other was an "update" or "finished" thread both had quite a few pics. Do you have any more?

[DarkBuddha]

It just occured to me that you might want to see Brian Cichocki's car, if you didn't find it in the PT Garage list. I love his car: https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6376

[68rustang]

I had seen his car over at Stangnet and talked with him through email quite a bit a while ago. I didn't know there was a thread here though, thanks.