
07-18-2014, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by villagetinker
About 25 years ago I took up a hobby of rebuilding antique Mustangs. I finished 6 and am working on the 7th. I did all of the work on these myself, welding, body work, painting, suspension, brakes, fuel, interior, etc. Also, over the years, rebuilt 2 V8 engines, 3 manual transmissions, 4-5 differentials. I had to have a professional do the convertible top, I could not understand the instructions that came with the parts for the new top. The cars were, '66 Gold coupe, '66 Bronze coupe, '64 1/2 Blue conv., '67 Red Coupe, '69 Coupe, '66 Blue Coupe, and finally a '66 Fastback that I am currently working on.
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That 64 1/2 convertable probably brought big bucks!
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