Vehicle Owner

Member ID: Red5oh

Location: Keller, TX

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1967 Ford Mustang

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  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed-1mph
  • HP225
  • Weight-1lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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Last updated: Aug 09, 2009

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Mark’s Ford Mustang

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Finally... I got some more work done on the car. I managed to get final fitting on the trunk lid and hood. I like fiberglass, but you have to be patient with them to get the best fit. I blocked the gelcoat to get some of that ripple out and I am happy with the way they turned out.

Red5oh's 1967 Ford Mustang


Red5oh's 1967 Ford MustangRed5oh's 1967 Ford Mustang
Red5oh's 1967 Ford MustangRed5oh's 1967 Ford Mustang

I looked all over the net for a picture of the openings in the shelby hood scoop, and could not find one... so here is one for anyone else looking for a closeup.

Red5oh's 1967 Ford Mustang

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michaelnsusan  

Posted by: michaelnsusan

09/16/2009 03:55PM

FANTASTIC car, clean and classic. both me and my wife like it ! Looks like you take good care of it, Great job !! My car is almost just like it but I finished back in 97, my body parts are from miaer racing and I also did the side scoops. your right about the end caps being hard but I sanded a little at a time and it turned out nice, are you going to put the hood trim on to complete the front? I had to bend mine to form a tight fit and then I fiberglassed it on from under the hood, plus I added the front valance with the radiator opening on it. Check it out and see.

TARA-fied  

Posted by: TARA-fied

01/04/2009 09:45PM

Awesome work. great documentation too. I have done a lot of the same to mine. I hope all is well with you. Good luck.

zak7711  

Posted by: zak7711

06/14/2008 12:54AM

Great job! I'm sure you've inspired many people like myself to start restoring their rusty old ponies. Thanks and all the best!

kerrinjeff  

Posted by: kerrinjeff

06/19/2007 01:15AM

You have a great project going there. I can't wait to see it when it's done! You are definitely doing the job right...

MustangChuck  

Posted by: MustangChuck

05/21/2007 11:07AM

I have two questions about your 8.8" rear end install. Where did you buy the spring perches and why did you need to replace the axles? Thanks, MustangChuck

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Vehicle Owner

Member ID: Red5oh

Location: Keller, TX