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What did you get done on your Stang today????
- Thread starter cmayna
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jims6t6
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Drove the 64 1/2 back from Carrollton, Ky after spending the weekend with our friends from Derby City and other clubs at September in the Park. About half way back my speedo went wacky bounding all over the place. For several miles the mileage meter stopped then started working again. After around 75 miles the speedo needle started working again correctly. any suggestions on what may be wrong?
A broken tooth on the speedo cable perhaps? Gunk in the speedo cable or speedo head?
jims6t6
Well-Known Member
In other words pull it'. I hate to have to get in that dash.
SELLERSRODSHOP
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I pulled mine out of the garage sat so i could get into the attic..... If all the craziness would stop around here i might get to drive it sometime...
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steveh326
Active Member
not much accomplished but I did manage to get the doors stripped, the dash sanded, and everything painted with SEM Landau black.
tarafied1
Well-Known Member
took the grand daughter for a ride....
And what exactly is that clear liquid in that jug behind her seat? I thought 'shine was carried around in glass bottles."tarafied1" said:took the grand daughter for a ride....
Fast68back
Guest
No one would suspect grandpa and the baby to be runnin shine...........
Larry G
Member
I think I finally got my intake gasket problem
sorted out. The last two days I drove the Mustang about 70 miles with no problems :yah so hopefully I got it sorted out. Today I finally got around to changing my oil to some of this
I've used Amsoil for many years (since 1988) but this is one of their new high zinc oils, for those flat lifters.
With only a couple of months of good driving weather, I guess I'll have to :steer.
With only a couple of months of good driving weather, I guess I'll have to :steer.
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Ponyman66
Yak, yak, yak
I can finally make a post here again. Though it's not much, I finally got the new tires for the coupe. One step closer to getting it back on the ground!
Replaced rocker panel moldings and scuff plates. The aluminum repop stuff is shiney and nice looking, but they are pitifully flimsy and cheap. They bend if you breathe on them. The holes in the scuff plates were no where near where the actual holes are. Had to drill out the holes to be able to mount them.
tarafied1
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glad to you you sorted it out Larry!
good ole Mountain Dew, white lightning... actually it is purified water for making baby formula... :beer"Fast68back" said:
Fst Blk
Well-Known Member
"tarafied1" said:took the grand daughter for a ride....
Must have missed this one. Awesome.
Bill
RyanG85
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Worked on wrapping up fabrication. Made the brackets and plates for the roll bar. I got the plated welded in and the brackets ready to weld to the bar. Big thanks to Rich at MTF for answering questions on a Sunday to allow me to get things done. :thu Getting ever so close to wet sanding and paint!!!
I then cut the 4 point legs off the roll bar
I then cut the 4 point legs off the roll bar
Don't get me wrong, your car looks awesome but it looks totally like a miniature model in that pic for some reason. Even the grass looks like the fake stuff used in scale model scenes."David67" said:A friend of mine took this picture of my at the Mustangs at the Queen Mary on Sunday. I like!!!
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B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
"Horseplay" said:
that diecast model is very detailed !!! :thu :thu :thu
Larry G
Member
I don't see any Queen Mary!! :confu
Fast68back
Guest
"Larry G" said:
It's Craigs nickname...