This is my 1967 Mustang. It was originally a 289 2v, Lime Gold with the Deluxe option.
When I bought it, it had been repainted White with a 302 4v in it. Its a 4speed manual too.
Mice lived in the headliner, the seat belts weren't done properly and dangerous.
The day I brought it home:
No idea why we had turn signals in the grill...
It's currently House of Kolor's Cobalt Blue Candy over a black base. I repainted this two years ago, lot of body work. Took me 4 years to find the perfect shade of blue that did what I wanted it to.
I've recently added a ribbed tail panel insert, something unique to '67
And yes my car is currently really needing a wash!
Future plans include either Torque Thrust Original wheels, or 99-04 Bullitt wheels. It has a 8" 3.00 open in the rear right now, I plan on making that around 3.50 POSI 9". As well as adding a white with silver pearl stripe on the bottom and tinting the windows. As well as '69 Hi-back seats with custom leather, and new gauges.... and sequential LED turn signals.
I'm currently debating weather or not to drop a 351w with EFI in it before I move. No idea how long that will take. It should be a simple switch, bolt right u, (as appose to putting a big block in), but we all know how simple works. I'd just hate to get it in there to find unexpected problems then not be able to drive it if I need to. Plus I'm about to start my '56 F-600
And all this when I'm about to move. Momma always said I didn't have much sense.
More pictures here: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2551391
It's also named Selene, after Kate Beckinsale's character in Underworld.
I know some people don't get naming a car, but when you spend hundreds or thousands of hours on something, it gets a personality and needs a name
When I bought it, it had been repainted White with a 302 4v in it. Its a 4speed manual too.
Mice lived in the headliner, the seat belts weren't done properly and dangerous.
The day I brought it home:
No idea why we had turn signals in the grill...
It's currently House of Kolor's Cobalt Blue Candy over a black base. I repainted this two years ago, lot of body work. Took me 4 years to find the perfect shade of blue that did what I wanted it to.
I've recently added a ribbed tail panel insert, something unique to '67
And yes my car is currently really needing a wash!
Future plans include either Torque Thrust Original wheels, or 99-04 Bullitt wheels. It has a 8" 3.00 open in the rear right now, I plan on making that around 3.50 POSI 9". As well as adding a white with silver pearl stripe on the bottom and tinting the windows. As well as '69 Hi-back seats with custom leather, and new gauges.... and sequential LED turn signals.
I'm currently debating weather or not to drop a 351w with EFI in it before I move. No idea how long that will take. It should be a simple switch, bolt right u, (as appose to putting a big block in), but we all know how simple works. I'd just hate to get it in there to find unexpected problems then not be able to drive it if I need to. Plus I'm about to start my '56 F-600
And all this when I'm about to move. Momma always said I didn't have much sense.
More pictures here: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2551391
It's also named Selene, after Kate Beckinsale's character in Underworld.
I know some people don't get naming a car, but when you spend hundreds or thousands of hours on something, it gets a personality and needs a name