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The yahoo that painted mine did it in body color too. That yahoo is me unfortunately.

at least you still have your pretty little toes, lol

Haha thanks for the thought but I wasn't probing for someone here to help. Just talking out loud.

I considered the msd billets but I thought they had quality issues also but now I can look at them. Just need to find one with a vac advance. I've always seen good stuff about the duraspark system. Is it hard to recurve and advance them?

Car lite is what i always use but be aware all the new glass is a bit thinner than the original and is quite a bit easier to break when you install so dont push to hard when you set it.

The Ford Factory radio is hard to beat. There is a slight audio improvement in some of the newer radios, but in a 69 Mustang you will never be able to tell it unless the motor is off. You will also be able to pick up weak signals from distant cities better with the new radios. But if you just want something for driving around town, the old Ford radio is the way to go. The trouble with the 70s era Ford Factory radios is they all require external amplifiers and better speakers to get the good sound. So if you want a cheap radio with good sound but no fancy features, go with an old factory one. It is fairly simple to add a MP3 player input or bluetooth receiver to the old factory radios. I have done it on mine and for others in the forum. Good speakers will be needed no matter which radio you end up with. A nice 70's radio is about $50, some are cheaper, some are more. External amplifiers are another $50; some are cheaper, some are more. A bluetooth or MP3 input can be installed in it for maybe another $50. A good case of beer is only $30, so go for it. Get them all and get it done!

I have a AM/FM/ w/dash speaker. The only time I turn it on or can hear it is at a stop light. So if you can hear a radio you've got more work to do on your engine. Brian

Cleaned her up a bit and put in a new gasket. Which carb do I have? I tried looking it up and a few others with similar part #s (not exact) came up.