MustangBobby

I was staring at the pics you posted, and I thought it was a smart idea running the bed liner all of the way to the bottom of the rocker.  We usually just run it to the pinch weld, but it made me think how bad the bottom of the rockers get road blasted.  I'll have to start doing that.  Thanks. 

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

Hi all. Like everyone here, I love the 69-70 Mustangs, and just wanted to share mine. I bought it in May '04, no engine, tranny, or front seats, but a solid, clean car. Just the standard rust in the lower right quarter, door corners and the fender aprons where they overlap. I am a little ashamed that I have had the car for ten years, and this is all I've gotten done, but I figure since I am making my dream car, I'm not going to settle. It is amazing how starting a family hinders these projects. I have been keeping a work log, and one year, I only worked on the car for eight hours. Anyway, as we all know, it will get done as time and money allow. Thanks for looking.
 
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Hi all. Like everyone here, I love the 69-70 Mustangs, and just wanted to share mine. I bought it in May '04, no engine, tranny, or front seats, but a solid, clean car. Just the standard rust in the lower right quarter, door corners and the fender aprons where they overlap. I am a little ashamed that I have had the car for ten years, and this is all I've gotten done, but I figure since I am making my dream car, I'm not going to settle. It is amazing how starting a family hinders these projects. I have been keeping a work log, and one year, I only worked on the car for eight hours. Anyway, as we all know, it will get done as time and money allow. Thanks for looking.
 
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Got the rest of my floor in.  That gives me a grand total of about 7 hours on the car this year.  Ugh.
 
 

I remember reading an article with Larry Shinoda, the designer of the Boss Mustangs, and it mentioned that when the rear spoiler had a 13 degree tilt, it provided very effective down force.

I have been following this company for years after we installed a set of the LED lights on a Camaro we were building.  I was actually contemplating grafting in a Camaro tail light panel into my Mustang just to get these lights.   These are the coolest LED sequential tail lights I have ever seen.  I called them a couple years ago and they said they were working on tail lights for the 69-70 Mustangs.  I thought they gave up on it because it had been so long.  Good things come to those who wait, because now they are finally out, and I don't have to cut up my tail light panel.  Click on the video tab under the pictures.  Check the videos to the other cars also.  They are all awesome.
 
https://digi-tails.com/1969-ford-mustang-led-tail-light-panels

I think we have a new leader in the "Best Avatar" category.  Sorry Pak.

Hi all. Like everyone here, I love the 69-70 Mustangs, and just wanted to share mine. I bought it in May '04, no engine, tranny, or front seats, but a solid, clean car. Just the standard rust in the lower right quarter, door corners and the fender aprons where they overlap. I am a little ashamed that I have had the car for ten years, and this is all I've gotten done, but I figure since I am making my dream car, I'm not going to settle. It is amazing how starting a family hinders these projects. I have been keeping a work log, and one year, I only worked on the car for eight hours. Anyway, as we all know, it will get done as time and money allow. Thanks for looking.
 
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I found out, not too long ago, that the "go to", American made tools for the average at home mechanic, are now made in China.  I had a hard time believing it when I heard, so I went down to Sears, and sure enough, the wrenches, ratchets, sockets, all Chinese made.  The screwdrivers still said USA, but I'm sure that is just the stock that is left.  One more American made company dead.  Hold those American made Craftsman tools a little tighter the next time you use them.  And maybe think twice about using a screwdriver handle as a hammer, because that free replacement will be from China.  Time for me to find another brand.  It was a sad day.

I found out, not too long ago, that the "go to", American made tools for the average at home mechanic, are now made in China.  I had a hard time believing it when I heard, so I went down to Sears, and sure enough, the wrenches, ratchets, sockets, all Chinese made.  The screwdrivers still said USA, but I'm sure that is just the stock that is left.  One more American made company dead.  Hold those American made Craftsman tools a little tighter the next time you use them.  And maybe think twice about using a screwdriver handle as a hammer, because that free replacement will be from China.  Time for me to find another brand.  It was a sad day.

I found out, not too long ago, that the "go to", American made tools for the average at home mechanic, are now made in China.  I had a hard time believing it when I heard, so I went down to Sears, and sure enough, the wrenches, ratchets, sockets, all Chinese made.  The screwdrivers still said USA, but I'm sure that is just the stock that is left.  One more American made company dead.  Hold those American made Craftsman tools a little tighter the next time you use them.  And maybe think twice about using a screwdriver handle as a hammer, because that free replacement will be from China.  Time for me to find another brand.  It was a sad day.

I like it. Thank you for your work.  I really love not having to scroll left and right to read a thread.  Thanks again.