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Old 08-27-2007, 04:28 AM   #1
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Default New parts, burnouts and bee stings

Hey all! My mustang is finally back together (for the most part, all except the seat belts...) and driving. Some of you might remember I was installing late model seats and then had to deal with the floorpans. Those are all welded in, though honestly im not competely happy with the quality of the work I did. I had decided to just get it going so I could actually enjoy it some this summer!! This winter I will go back and finish it up right.
I also just recieved my big project for the winter, my Mustang II front suspension from Rod and Custom. I bought the entire kit, everything to install it. Spendy, but hopefully worth it. While its in the garage for that, I plan on running new brake and fuel lines. Has anybody delt with the fuel lines the mail-order companies sell in rolls of 25' or so? My plan is to run a normal line and a return line for efi down the road. The T5 will finally be going in as well, since I actually have all the parts!
Anybody else get any progress done on their classics this summer, or have big plans for the winter?
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btw, I got bit by three bee's in the back when putting my normal tire back on after the burnout That sucked.
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Old 08-27-2007, 04:36 AM   #2
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Default Re: New parts, burnouts and bee stings

More pics of that burnout And yes, I know im missing that center piece in my grille, its sitting in my glovebox, but I swear you have to rip the entire front end off to get that thing on...
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Old 08-31-2007, 03:17 PM   #3
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Default Re: New parts, burnouts and bee stings

I love the seats, makes me wanna do that to mine
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