good....there is hope!
i won't worry about it for now.
do many of you on this site use more modern suspension systems
or stay with the original parts?
thanks
iowa
good....there is hope!
i won't worry about it for now.
do many of you on this site use more modern suspension systems
or stay with the original parts?
thanks
iowa
i thot i was to receive an e mail
if it had been correctly done....
but haven't heard anything.
iowa
i removed the front suspension last night
and unfortunately did not preserve the
correct shim count for the upper arms.
is this a major problem on reassembly?
thanks
iowa
i registured my car a few days ago,
but haven't heard if it went in okay.
how do i check this?
thanks
iowa
hmmm....
i should have bought it!
had a chance to 'buy it now' for $750
but didn't have a clue what they were worth
oh well....tomorrow's another day
dave
does anyone know how much that K code tranny
went for that was on ebay recently?
thanks
iowa
THANKS, i kinda figured that
iowa
can these be saved?
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i'm not sure what you mean?
outside of wwii jeeps,
i'm pretty ignorant about cars.
i do have a '56 vette
which i've had for 40 yrs
but don't a thing about it's rear end either.
is there a good thread that explains
the mustang's rear end and shows all the parts?
thanks
dave
i will be needing one of these
do they come for sell often?
does s.o. make them like the driveshafts?
thanks
iowa
caspian65
thanks to you and others that have put up with me
and my Q's during the past month or so.
i plan to research a little more before i
decide what to do.
i'll search for and compare diferent floors
for each year and type
and hopefully be able to make a list of
all the differences.
iowa
the dyacorn floors for the convertibles do have this dip.
in fact, this convertible floor
is the closest one to my original flooring.
was there much difference between the
cp/FB and the convertible floors?
iowa
i see them on e bay
i'll think about it
thanks alot
iowa
i see this calif car on ebay for 5500
pretty good shape if as advertised.
but i think it would be criminal
if i bought it and harvested parts from it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/196…9bcfe1818#v4-37
i just don't feel comfortable doing this.
am still leaning toward a dynacorn floor
but using all the original sheet metal off
my floor that i can
iowa
thanks guys
the '66 i've been tearing down
did not have these 'tunnels'
also did all '65's have the impression dip
just behind the shifter access 'square' hole?
thanks
iowa
can s.o. explain which years n types of mustangs
had this 'tunnel' for the emergency brake?
or direct me to a thread which does?
thanks
iowa
I will be needing a fuel pump for my hipo
any chance you have an extra for sell?
thanks
iowa
here is a pic of what i'm talking about.
the catalog says the convertables had
this tunnel only.
but...my K-code car has them!!
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C65
it's not the brake lines themselves i'm talking about
but the little tunnel in the rear floor pan
which they go thru on the way back to the hubs.
i thot that only the convertibles
had these 'humps' in the metal.
you can see a pic of them on pg 190
of the NPD catalog
iowa
sorry about that.
the above post made no sense,
but was referring to the 'K' toploader
on e bay.
also, my understanding, is that only the convertibles
had the little little 'tunnel';
the provision for the emergency brake cable
just ahead of the wheel house part of the floor pan.
yet my 'K' code car has these.
is it possible that they used the convert. floor
in my fastback?
thanks
iowa