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moonblue66 · 08-20-2001, 10:54 PM

Thanks soooo much Rev and Thunderbolt

There's this book that I saw in the 'Mustang Country' catalog...it's called "How to restore your classic mustang" (or something like that). Should I get a book like that?
As far as the $4,000, I could maybe get $1,000-$2,000 more if I have to.
My priorities are as follows: 1. suspension and 2. engine
The paint job can wait for now.
Do you guys know of any other places or websites that I could look at for engine info? Anyway, thanks again for the detailed explanations

Oh, and one more thing hehe...where can I get the Mustangs Plus catalog?

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66 coupe...
Girl who needs car help, likes to learn, and isn't afraid of getting dirty.
To see my car or 84_GT350's car:
Go Here
Click on "Our Mustangs"

[This message has been edited by moonblue66 (edited 08-21-2001).]

08-20-2001, 10:54 PM	#4
moonblue66 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Long Beach, CA Posts: 15	Thanks soooo much Rev and Thunderbolt There's this book that I saw in the 'Mustang Country' catalog...it's called "How to restore your classic mustang" (or something like that). Should I get a book like that? As far as the $4,000, I could maybe get $1,000-$2,000 more if I have to. My priorities are as follows: 1. suspension and 2. engine The paint job can wait for now. Do you guys know of any other places or websites that I could look at for engine info? Anyway, thanks again for the detailed explanations Oh, and one more thing hehe...where can I get the Mustangs Plus catalog? ------------------ 66 coupe... Girl who needs car help, likes to learn, and isn't afraid of getting dirty. To see my car or 84_GT350's car: Go Here Click on "Our Mustangs" [This message has been edited by moonblue66 (edited 08-21-2001).]