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Old 07-02-2023, 12:31 AM   #1
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Car looks great …Congrats …really impressed with the paint ….don’t skimp on fender covers …LOL !!! Will it be out this year ?
I am trying to make the Bakersfield double in Oct. the paint came out so nice that I can’t just put the old interior back in so it’s every nut and bolt, weatherstripping, carpeting and wiring. The time in the paint shop put me behind almost a year.
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It sure looks like the outcome of the was worth the wait. That was the car I dreamed about in high school.
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It sure looks like the outcome of the was worth the wait. That was the car I dreamed about in high school.
Larry, I knew you were a FFFord guy deep inside. LOL Love the new car!! Good luck at the Sports.
Mike, the car is gorgeous!!!, can't wait to see it run.



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It sure looks like the outcome of the was worth the wait. That was the car I dreamed about in high school.
When shopping for my 1st car in high school I found a gorgeous root beer brown ‘71 challenger 383 with rally wheels etc. I wanted my dad’s approval even though I had a job and it was my money. He said the engine was too big and would use a lot of gas, then he gives me the okay for a ‘67 390 gt mustang fastback. It’s been FFFords ever since.
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Got some tail lights and a bumper. Most of the interior is done and installed my first headliner. I’m a little bummed my Shelby deluxe door panels wouldn’t work with the side bar because they have molded in arm rest. Had to use standard door panels.



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Got some tail lights and a bumper. Most of the interior is done and installed my first headliner.



Always FUN to install a headliner while crawling around a jungle gym…Congrats.
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Thanks, I think it came out okay. I think the interior has been in and out multiple times before I got the car. Lots of stripped holes combined with off shore repo parts makes it time consuming and frustrating.
Hope to drop the engine in later in the week while we get a little relief from the 100 degree temps.
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Made some progress. Getting use to working on the car without any help. You have to plan a little more carefully when you do things like dropping the motor in by yourself.
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Looks awesome!! We need start up video
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Mike... Nice Clean Job, Great Detail. MB
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