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04-10-2007 #1
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69 Mustang
Except for a few cosmetic changes the car is almost done. Thanks for your help.
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04-10-2007 #2
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That looks real nice...and I really like the stance. Got any motor pics?
Well done.
04-10-2007 #3
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Beautiful car! Very slick and modern.
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Nice. Are the tail lights are from a new mustang?
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Will get some engine pics soon. The tail lights are out of a new mustang.
04-10-2007 #6
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NICE !!
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wow, i knew i should have done the 05 lights to mine when i had the idea at sema 05, looks great. i wish i had been the first.
by the way not implying that hje stole my idea or anything just thought the same thing and knew they would fit
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thats a cool mustang man. what color is the car?
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GM. Liquid silver met.
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The car looks awesome -- nice job! Can I ask what you did for the dash/gauges? Are the gauges from Classic Instruments or some other place? What is the dash made from? Also, if you have them, more interior pics (along with the engine pics) would be great. Thanks! Josh
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The gauges are from classic and the gauge panel is from Yearone.
The dash it self is factory. Will get some engine pics posted soon.
It is a 393ci windsor with a TKO five speed. Thanks for the feedback.
04-11-2007 #12
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well done..thanks for sharing
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NICE!! Classic who?? Classic Industries?? They are all GM stuff right??
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Classic Instruments. They have them for all makes. There web site is pretty good.
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Beautiful ride. You nailed it.
Did teh classic instruments fit directly into the year one pod without too much hassle.
I have the pod for my brother's 69 and was awaiting for Autometer new line this srping b/c we were under the assumption the CI would not fit the pod?
Thanks for any insight and POST MORE PICS,
Brad
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Yes they fit ok. Classic sent the wrong clamps at first that would not fit over the gauge but other than that no problems.
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NICE!!!
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