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19665 Restomod moneypit, oh I mean coupe
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Title of 65 shows 1964 why
Vintage Mustang ForumI bought a 1965 vin# 5R07C147717 on title and door tag. Title shows it as 1964. WHY? Door tag is 65A J 26 14K 75 6 6. So it was produced On 14-OCT 1964 After July it should be 1965. It does have some of the 64.5 features like spare tire hold down as a groove not a J hook type, Door handles...- 14
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First real outing with the 67’
Vintage Mustang ForumAfter what seemed like forever (since October lol) finally got things straight and was able to take her out for more than a 5 mile test ride. A little Picnic lunch by the Tred Avon River then a ride over to Oxford for some ice cream a ferry ride across the river and the long way home. Felt...- 11
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For Those With EPAS
Vintage Mustang ForumIm in the planning stage and need a few questions answered. The wiring harness is out and when I reinstall it I want to add any additional wires/circuits that I will need before I stick the engine back in. 1. How many amps does the system draw? Will my 65 amp alternator do the job. Im not...- 2
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Breaking Cylinder Head Bolts
Vintage Mustang ForumYou know that feeling as you are tightening down a bolt, waiting for the torque wrench to click... just a little tighter... a little tighter... then the bolt starts to turn easier! That was the feeling I had torquing down the cylinder head bolts on the inline six in my wife’s 66 tonight. I...- 23
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Engine Will Not Run
Vintage Mustang ForumStock 1968 Mustang 289 V8 engine stalls after getting to about 175 degrees. With ignition key in run position, battery connected, coil red/green + wire disconnected from coil, I measure 12.5 volts across red/green wire and battery negative post. Is this correct? I thought I would measure...- 58
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