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Location: Bay Area, CA
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1969 Ford Mustang
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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GT 390 Fastback $4,000.00
1988 FORD MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE NEW PAINT EXTRAS CLEAN $5,775.00
2001 Mustang Gt convertable $7,399.99
1968 FORD MUSTANG STREET LEGAL TRANS AM CLONE $12,600.00
"A BREATH OF FRESH AIR" - "A" CODE - NO RESERVE* $15,100.00
Last updated: Dec 18, 2008
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2/7/08 I just placed my order to get a 331CI Short Block! Oh ya! But the downside is that I won't get it until the last week of April...
On the happy side of things, here's a few pics of what the car is going to look like. 4 3/4" Cowl Fiberglass Hood And here is a pic of one of the wheels and tires i have on the car. An extremely dirty wheel and tire!
After I had it all buttoned up and was 2 minutes into breaking in the engine, I noticed the oil was foamy... So i started to take the engine apart to find the problem. Take a close look at the #3 cylinder. You can see some antifreeze and water in it.
Lets take a closer look...
Can you believe it!!! 2 HOLES IN THE CYLINDER WALL!!! crap... And a little closer...
So I took the engine all the way apart to have the block sonic tested to see if it was worth fixing, which it wasn't.
Here are the pictures of the engine mostly hooked up.
24" Four core radiator with 2 10" electric fans to pull 4300ci of air
and by the way, the valve covers in the pictures are not the ones i'm going to be using on the engine. the blue "cobra" once are only used to keep the new ones safe! Here are some pics of hooking the T-5 to the engine
and here are the pics while installing the engine and trany
Page 1 Engine Installation Page 2 Engine Build Page 3 History Page 4 Exhaust System Page 5 Future Projects
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Posted by: 02041947
12/18/2008 02:33AM
Very nice ride u have there, tidy and clean restoration, look like u lift up the donkies on it I wonder how she goes, keep me posted,check my Stang and rate it thanks, keep the good work Sergio.
Posted by: gmc84
12/18/2008 02:12AM
now that going to lve some dark ass lines on the street 5 stars on ur stang homie come and check out my rides let me know what u think
Posted by: builtPARKtough
12/18/2008 01:20AM
Awesome ride man! CA-Mustangs FTW!
Posted by: disturbedproject
07/21/2007 01:18AM
looken nice man I liking what youve done to the engine. Im currently rebuilding my engine as well but Im not that far yet.
Posted by: Nyt_Muves
04/30/2007 11:56PM
Love the stang. Beauty with real style. Nice to see where it all started. Really neat ride.
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