I just went and looked to verify, the driver side has no number, the pass side does have a date code between the fender bolts, but there is an oval circle around it not like an original at all
Note: i sent email with the pic
I just went and looked to verify, the driver side has no number, the pass side does have a date code between the fender bolts, but there is an oval circle around it not like an original at all
Note: i sent email with the pic
Quote from chucks302I picked up a black primer nos 65-66 L/f fender at a swap meet, it had date codes on the inner support braces but none on the top in- between the fender bolt holes as seen on assembly line fenders. is this normal for the later black nos fenders,
I bought a pair of front fenders for my mustang from my local ford dealer in 1979, and thats the way they were. (They were 149.00 each)
Went to Knotts this weekend saw a lot of great cars, a big turnout, nice sunny day and a lot more "K" mustangs than ever great job guys!
anybody notice its listed as a 65, instead of 66, shouldn't the engine color be blue?
DING DONG!! a bell just went off in my head, hmm, the letter "Z" is written on the core support, and the original color is sauterne gold, imagine that
thanks for helping me put 2 and 2 together
Bob
I agree with round2k, i replaced mine with a modern electronic type and put the cover from the original on it and it works perfect, the running voltage is steady as a rock
Thanks for the help, discovering little things like that is like going back in time for me, im lucky, this car is unmolested and im having a ball going over it and wondering how it ended up like it did, i even found a very large letter "Z" and a couple of other stray markings on the outside of the core support on the driver side, right below the hood bumper, anyone ever seen something like that?
Thanks again
Bob
Can anyone tell me what the numbers marked in grease pencil mean they are on the outside of the front frame rails, the left side is 21 32, the right is 33-40, they are still there and very visible on my san jose built coupe, like the one shown in "the original mustang" book page 21 email me i can send a pic, thanks