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As I recall, you have to put the transmission shift lever in low- at least on an automatic. Remove the radio knobs (and nuts?). Take the two screws at the top of the wood grained bezel out, center the heater sliders, grab the bottom of the wood grain bezel and pull out. It has some pins or studs that engage with spring clips to hold it in- just yank on the bottom and watch for clearance to the knobs on the sliders.

From what i have seen there is all types of girdles ,some for women and some for men . Skimpy and full body ! The full body is nice but could be a bear to get off !

Vinegar

Take them off and run a piece of welding wire through them. Then blow out with an air hose. 

I've found it useful in compacting all the BS my boss keeps giving me, so some day soon, I can give it back to him to cram it up his ass

I've found it useful in compacting all the BS my boss keeps giving me, so some day soon, I can give it back to him to cram it up his ass

It is the hard part, but seeing daily progression, keeps the drive going.  Don’t let the little steps backwards frustrate you, we have all had them. Paint looks awesome!!

Two weeks ago we put our home in NJ up for sale, & today we got an offer on it for what we were asking for it. Our house in Southern Virginia that we have been renovating for the last year, short of a few ceiling fans & a couple light fixtures is ready to move into. So in about one month we will be moving out of NJ to southern Virginia just west of Martinsville in a small town called Horsepasture. The house is 1350 sq ft ranch with a full basement & a 1 car carport on 1 acre of land & has room for a 2 car garage.

And if your back seat doesn't rattle as you drive call the cops. Someone has stolen the seat.    Dave R.

Pictured is an original panel and yes no access holes.  I measured the back seat to get an idea of where the bracket should mount.  Also a ' dry fit ' to make sure the post would not contact the very thin fiberglass post opening.  Brian

No fixes, but I've seen that on most Mustangs I've been under. 

Be sure to put black electrical tape on the back side of the TS switch to cover the rivet heads, as they can short out against the steering column, which is chassis ground.

You could also use the female plug at the fire wall harness, currently using it on my 69 and 2- 70's

After buying the car in pieces some 11 or twelve years ago, I cant tell you how good it feel do drive this thing down the road chirping tires through the gears!

Easiest and cheapest fix is to rebuild or replace the 2v. Otherwise down the rabbit hole you go. I try to remember to do the easiest fix first. Doesn't always happen. 

I will slide a hose over the end of the petcock, flows right into the catch/recycle pan.

I will slide a hose over the end of the petcock, flows right into the catch/recycle pan.

She got her 1st time on track w me in the funeral procession slow beginner group. These guys do NOT know what they are doing. She ran well, brakes started getting tired after 4 laps and I didnt have lots of fuel. Got some video inside & out so we’ll make a little clip and post it in a few days.

Wet sanded with 320 grit & primed. Will wet sand this with 400 grit. If its smooth and flawless I'll shoot it with POR15 or KBS rust seal to give the fiberglass some additional protection from chips then final prime.


 

Just pm me your address and I’ll send it to you. To me it’s about helping someone out and getting another Stang completed

Success!!
Heated the c clip with a little heat and pried end out, grabbed with needle nose pliers and bam!!
 

Success!!
Heated the c clip with a little heat and pried end out, grabbed with needle nose pliers and bam!!
 

Success!!
Heated the c clip with a little heat and pried end out, grabbed with needle nose pliers and bam!!
 

Means Yes or he really has to take a leak and can't.

On the outside like the top picture.  I cut a small piece of thin rubber to put in between the brace and the valence and used a stainless socket head bolt to attach it.  I think they were black from the factory? All of the ones I have taken off have been rust colored though.  You can't really see them when everything is bolted together unless you really look for them.