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    newstang

    NYS does it again

    Problem is this is going to follow us anywhere we go. Look at FL and TX and VA. they are all getting overrun by leftists. Seriously, do you think a guy like Beto would have survived living in TX 10 years ago? I don't understand how the wealthy are into this too. How does any of this help them? There will be an uprising im sure. right now we are being quiet, but i cant imagine for much longer. I think our generation will just need to die off and let the shit hit the fan for the future generations of eunichs
  2. 1 point
    newstang

    Another Mach1 Coyote restomod Basket case.

    Thanks! you motivated me to buy a shrink disk. it tried it on my fender that i welded a patch on, it works amazing!
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    Vicfreg

    Tank Armor

    The "exploding" gas tanks were an issue with gas tank venting. Not sure the tank armor is going to help that. There are numerous articles about how to properly vent the fuel tank on vintage mustangs. Installing a plate between the rear seat and trunk compartment would be much more effective. The Pinto gas tank crisis proved that. The "fires" were only really seen on a very limited number of rare cars....the Shelby GT 500. The Shelby's in 1969 and 1970 had a center exhaust outlet in the rear valence, which was directly below the fuel tank filler cap. From an early Ford article: Under certain running conditions, when the carburetor was set just right and there was a rapid backing off of the throttle, the engine could backfire. It was known as “pop back” and it was unique to the GT500’s 428 powerplants. On a couple of occasions, this pop back ignited the fuel vapor cloud and actually set the tail end of the car on fire! It was incredibly ironic that one advertising tag line for the 1969 Shelby was “fire, and refinement” but that was not the kind of fire either Ford or Shelby Automotive had in mind. The fix was to install nonvented fuel caps and replumb the fuel tanks so that they were vented via a hose that exited at the bottom of the rear quarter panel, away from the exhaust exit.
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    Vicfreg

    NYS does it again

    All crazy stuff. I survived the '70s by keeping my head under the hood of a car, making a lot of friends. The friendship stopped when you dropped the clutch, and started again at the finish line.. No one checked your political affiliation, or social status. My former home state of NJ has gone mad. That's why I moved to North Carolina, it is like a return to simpler days. It's a shame. but a reality we all need to deal with. That's what is great about this forum. Car guys doing car guy stuff. Thank God for that.
  5. 1 point
    Ridge Runner

    67 fast back unavailable part

    A member on another forum was needing this part ,it is the inner rear door post for a 67 68 fast back ,they are available only in a full door frame kit . A couple of paper templates ,a little bead rolling and a usable part came to be .they are not exact but if you cant find them you has to make um
  6. 1 point
    Grabber70Mach

    tie down a car on a trailer

    I'm not Rich and I didn't sleep at a Holiday End Express last night. But I'd assume from here might be a good guess. https://usaratchet.com/USA-R5027FSH.html
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    newstang

    NYS does it again

    unfortunately i did see that. Why are these mutts not being shot during a robbery
  8. 1 point
    newstang

    NYS does it again

    i dont know if anyone watched that golden glob crap, but Ricky Gervais is the man, watch as every hollywwod ahole crawls out of their skin in outrage. They dont like when they are the ones being mocked.


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