Search Results for ‘1964 1/2’

Hi all, I'm not sure if this is the correct section for this or not, but since it deals with dates, codes, castings, numbers, and stampings I thought I start here. For a better run down, view my new member introduction post, but a brief is I'm collecting parts to assemble a date code correct D...

I have been trying to research what rims can fit for my 64.5' 170 I6. I got some tires for the 14 inch steelies I have on it and have decided to change to some new rims. The tires I have on them right now are 225/70R14. I have been trying to look around but I can't find much. Any idea what can...

Hey all, Glad to be here. Just bought a 65 coupe with a 302/5 speed...hoping to talk to some true car guys/gals about whats next. Looks like theres some great people here and looking forward to showing off some awesome cars with you guys. Pics and more info coming soon!! Thanks rock on...

Hey all, my name is Pamela and my grrl Patty is a 1964 1/2 Mustang convertible with 72,000 original miles (she had 32k when I bought her in 1998). We cruise around in Sacramento enjoying the downtown views and the delta breezes. I'm really excited to be a part of this community. My brother was...

Is it possible to turbocharge one? I have only found one video about turbocharging a 200 and was wondering how would it work and is it feasible. What would I have to change, because I the engine needs to be upgraded to be able to sustain the power and other parts like the rear axle. How would...

Hello everyone, I just bought an 27 roadster that has a fresh 289 block C40E-6015C, casting date 4B3 (early Feb 1964), 302 heads, 289 internals, no miles on the rebuild. I've been told by a few people this is a not so common block that early Mustang builders would likely want. I'm considering...

Hello all, I am fairly new to this forum but have learned lots of knowledge so far. My dad and I are in the process of working on our family mustang as I am home from college and getting it road ready. It is a 289 4 barrel with generator (obviously) and as it has been weathered for many years...