bluestang
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Why will import charges be zero? I understand shipping for military personnel will be covered, but taxes will have to be paid before it can be sold and UK registered,
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There are 3 69's for sale on ebay UK at the moment. 1 project for £12k 1 restomod for £27k, very nice car been for sale for months and hasn't sold 1 390GT for £35k, I also know of another concourse quality GT that was for sale for £60k that didn't sell and was taken off the market. Yours works out at nearly £39k, without shipping, import charges etc Huge risk to send it here and expect to make any profit, Mustangs of that value have a limited market so are often hanging around for quite a while
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Has anyone fitted 3-point seatbelts in the rear?
bluestang replied to bluestang's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Had confirmation from them that these belts won't work in the rear of a '69 fastback, only the coupe and convertible Will do -
Has anyone fitted 3-point seatbelts in the rear?
bluestang replied to bluestang's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Ha ha, wish I had known that, I was there yesterday will ask Phil if he can get some photos of how they are fitted. -
Has anyone fitted 3-point seatbelts in the rear?
bluestang replied to bluestang's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Thanks for the info, good to know there's another company that supplies them, I'll do a bit more searching and see if i can find that thread you mention :thumbup: -
Has anyone fitted 3-point seatbelts in the rear?
bluestang posted a topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Hi Guys, Has anyone fitted 3-point belts in the rear of their fastback? California Mustang advertise some but I can't get a response from them as to how/where they are fitted. http://www.cal-mustang.com/3-POINT-REAR-SEATBELT-KIT-64-73-CoupeConvFastback-Black-P34163C0.aspx Or do any of you know of alternatives? I'd prefer to have all the fixing points in place before we spray the car. Cheers Clive -
Here's mine, next phase of work starts soon
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Not sure about bumperless, but i quite like this :biggrin:
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Here's the link, it works for me http://www.channel5.com/shows/classic-car-rescue/episodes/mustang If it does work for you interested to know what you reckon.
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If i remember correctly the car was valued at $29k
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Sorry to disappoint you guys but the episode aired on Monday in the UK and lets just say Mustang enthusiats won't be impressed with the programme. Heres a couple of links to threads on the UK forums http://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?51365-classic-car-rescue http://www.classic-mustang.co.uk/index.php?PHPSESSID=92tf8g355030johbbm0v205gg3&topic=10957.msg73404;topicseen#new
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I have seen your Flickr pictures of your 69. I wanted to either cry or vomit. I will never again complain about the amount of rust on mine. I wish you lots of luck on getting it road-worthy again. Since you live in the UK, are you going to change the driver's side?
Oh, and cool that you also own a '95.
Chuck
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I have seen your Flickr pictures of your 69. I wanted to either cry or vomit. I will never again complain about the amount of rust on mine. I wish you lots of luck on getting it road-worthy again. Since you live in the UK, are you going to change the driver's side?
Oh, and cool that you also own a '95.
Chuck
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I have seen your Flickr pictures of your 69. I wanted to either cry or vomit. I will never again complain about the amount of rust on mine. I wish you lots of luck on getting it road-worthy again. Since you live in the UK, are you going to change the driver's side?
Oh, and cool that you also own a '95.
Chuck
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I found these when surfing a while back http://www.reenmachine.com/shop/product.php?productid=16136&cat=0&bestseller=Y#tabs No idea about whether they are any good as not tried them, i'm no where near needing lights yet. Would be interested to hear if anyone has used them
