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Oh, and 94 to 04 backspacing.
Ok, you aren't going to believe this, but those are 03 Bullitt wheels. They fit because the entire floorpan and suspension on my car is a 95 Mustang GT. Well, the front control arms are foxbody because they are shorter. We actually cut both cars a...
Hey guys! Hadn't been here for a while, thanks for the support! I have been in Fla. on a business trip since Oct. 16 and haven't had a chance to touch the car. I've been ordering a pile of parts though, and plan to have the engine bay complete and...
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Ok, here's the condensed version, planning to blog the whole story soon.
Started with a '68 coupe bought (bartered for) from a buddy. Was gonna restore but the OEM and repro parts were going to be in the ten thousands. Saw a website about another resto/mod/build and thought "we can do that, sort of". So, the continuing story is essentially two guys in a barn, on a super tight budget, building a hot rod from junkyards.
Second step was the GT, $350 with no rearend, and the saga has continued from there.
Right now 12/08 its nearly ready for initial assembly to be driveable. Nearly 2 years, and I haven't even driven it yet.
Check the blogs for the step by step. Well, as much as I can remember now.
Started with a '68 coupe bought (bartered for) from a buddy. Was gonna restore but the OEM and repro parts were going to be in the ten thousands. Saw a website about another resto/mod/build and thought "we can do that, sort of". So, the continuing story is essentially two guys in a barn, on a super tight budget, building a hot rod from junkyards.
Second step was the GT, $350 with no rearend, and the saga has continued from there.
Right now 12/08 its nearly ready for initial assembly to be driveable. Nearly 2 years, and I haven't even driven it yet.
Check the blogs for the step by step. Well, as much as I can remember now.
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Stimulus Package
Ok, I realize everybody forwards miscellaneous emails to their friends because they are funny, or whatever, so I figured I could send a rant/idea that no one would really want to hear, because it happens to everyone, every day.
I want $5000 of stimulus money. And it would help out many, many people.
I'd use it to finish Donna Jo's (my wife) '68 Mustang.
Some would go to mail order parts houses, helping not only the manufacturers of the parts, the distributors of the parts, but the shipping co… Continue
I want $5000 of stimulus money. And it would help out many, many people.
I'd use it to finish Donna Jo's (my wife) '68 Mustang.
Some would go to mail order parts houses, helping not only the manufacturers of the parts, the distributors of the parts, but the shipping co… Continue
Posted on May 29, 2009 at 7:10am —
In the beginning
My wife has always wanted a classic Mustang. I have always wanted to build a car. So, in early 07 when a buddy of mine said his brother had a '68 that needed work, I jumped at the chance. I talked to my buddy Terry, who has a beautiful '56 F100, and he said I could use his shop and tools and such, in exchange for "help" (read dirty work) around the shop while he worked on other projects.
So, in March 07 Robert delivered the 68 to my parents from his house in eastern North Carolina. She rolled o… Continue
So, in March 07 Robert delivered the 68 to my parents from his house in eastern North Carolina. She rolled o… Continue
Posted on December 22, 2008 at 1:42pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 11:01pm on July 15, 2009,
Doug Kessler said…
- DID you get the EFI conected to ignition how hard was that
- At 8:13pm on January 22, 2009,
Brendan Ryan said… - its actually Prestige the cars got a pioneer radio so for some reason i get confuesed the car does have a wire under the hood that looks rather out of place so i think im gonna check and see if it will hook up with anything on the unit
- At 8:59pm on January 21, 2009,
Brendan Ryan said…
- Thanks for the comment. It turns out its a Prestige Transmiter unit. Do u happen to know where in the car it goes and how I get it back in cause it doesnt have any wires that i can find that might hook into it.
- At 8:49pm on January 21, 2009,
Brendan Ryan said…
- Thanks for the response. I ran the serial number on the unit through the computer and it turns out its a Pioneer transmiter unit. Do you know how or where it goes in the car. Its got no wires or anything with it and i have no idea how to get it back together.
- At 2:48pm on January 5, 2009,
ELIEZER said… - nice I didnt know you could add two car together from many years apart I got a 94 camaro beside my mustang and I would like to make it look like a 69 maybe Ill give it a shot you gave hope that everything is possible I spend more than11,000 on my mustang making it look stock and not original and I could of done like you keep the good work
- At 5:26pm on December 22, 2008,
Rusted Out said… - You going to leave the engine fuelie or go with a carb? Ive been driven 5.0's for the past 12 years and just love em.
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