Alvin D Morava
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I have a unisteer rack in mine unfortunately it is a manual rack, I am building my motor and I think I may have problems with the headers, won't know till later.
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Got mine today thanks Gary, look real good and didn't brighten the lenses up that much. First pick front turn. Second front park. Reverse light. Tail lights then brake lights and rears with and without flash.
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I posted on here several years ago when I had made them, I still have my mold blocks when I made them, email me at als69mach1@yahoo.com. I will dig thru my archives or go into my gallery under profile and see how I did them
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As you can see this is why I wanted to darken the boards some how as the lenses are going to be a lot closer to the boards and would really show thru
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Gary email me at als69mach1@yahoo.com
Would like to know what kinda dealing you would do with a complete kit fronts and backups with taillight so and flashers included to.
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wish I would have seen post earlier when sale was going on
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Could they possible be hazed with a red paint
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The reason I am looking for red boarding is because I made custom lights, and the white would show thru,
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The reason I am looking for red boarding is because I made custom lights, and the white would show thru,
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I like wish it was on a red board like the digitalis, plus what is the price for these compared to the digitalis, plus price of other bulbs
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I can't seem to find video of Gary's lights, like to see, very interested if I can see them in person, also interested in reverse lights, and front park/turns. And price please
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Wasn't hijacking, just putting my name into the hat if it didn't work out, sorry for upsetting anyone
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Congrats to you, I am hoping to have mine done by Labor Day weekend this year but don't know if that will be done, my car was built in March of 69, February 15 of 2001 is when I purchased it, this is how far I am so far, but it has come along way since I first got it, no motor or trans in it, interior was pretty much gutted, so I guess 16 years isn't so bad when you are trying to make something to your specifications and on a budget while working a full time job.
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I am interested in door panels when you decide whether you want to sell or not, let me know price. I have the side marker lights for panels and I already wired my doors, that was gut wrenching drilling those big holes in door and A pillar,
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Yes sitting high as no drive train in it yet, interior is in progress, when I get the gauges installed I will put pictures on here. As far as the color it is medium silver argent, otherwise known as anthracite the color of my wheels. I used factory ford color codes, the black is actually tuxedo black, and I used the factory approved reflective striping on it from graphics express.
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I posted on here April 23 of 2008 with a complete write up on them.
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I made them myself, I had a big write up on here when I made them, but you would have to go deep into the archives to find it.
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More pics
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Been a long time since I have been on this forum, thought I would share my progress of my 16 year project. Working on interior now, then the engine will be last.
This car started life in March 1969, delivered to the Midwest in Omaha Nebraska. It was born with a plain Jane 302 2 barrel 3 speed car with 2:80 gears.
This car now sports 4 wheel disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, Boss 302 scheme outside. It also has 3:55 gears in back, working on the interior, Mach 1 buckets, Deluxe door panels, deluxe console, all the wood grain is a brushed aluminum inserts, dakota digital analog gauges.
As far as the engine, it is a 351 Cleveland aluminum heads, aluminum intake, fuel injection, and 5 speed trans.
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I have 17x9 on my front but I had to modify the upper ball joint housing, but is possible, and you will have to roll the fender lip.
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Not a problem
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Yes parts are available, and if I remember I think I paid 140 with shipping for kit. I had the rear set up already, but had to replace the rotors. He also makes kits to use the rear disc off of the newer mustangs, and those parts are readily available
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I used a hit from Steve at ultra stang, he offers big and small bearing kits, allows you to either use a disk setup off of 84-87 mark vii, or continental, or you can use the newer brake setup on 94-98 mustang. I have a 85 continental brake setup on my rear and small bearing adapter kit, uses factory parking brake cables, no length to be added direct bolt on.
Ford 9" Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit, w/Parking Brake, Small Bearing.
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I put mine in my car, I used ultra stangs install kit, which if I remember right cost me 150 bucks, I scavenged the disc brakes off an 85 Lincoln mkVII for like 50 bucks, and rebuilt my calipers for like 40 bucks, then ordered cross drilled and slotted rotors for like 80 bucks. This setup allows me to use factory park brake also