Having just spent good $ on converting my stock single-exhaust to a custom 2.25" dual system w/ Hedman shorties and Flowmaster S40s, only now do I find out about this choice option...
While I know the exemplar is a Fox body, I'm sure that this could have been easily adapted to my '66.
It's not too late, however, to consider the air horn option, but since mine is a convertible, I'll have to consider an alternative mounting location... Maybe the front fenders?
Location: In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia....
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Must be a truck driver.
__________________ My '70 Pro-Street. Mildly built 302, Mallory 6AL ignition, Hurst w/4-speed, 74 Maverick rear w/3.40 gears. Tied frame with 6 point cage. Trunk mounted battery, Dynamax Exhaust. Building a 351W 40 over now...
The dual stacks, air horns, and wire wheels were a special option on the 1987 Mustang GT's to go with the cheese grader tail lights.
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1970 Fastback (to be finished outside as a Boss 302 clone)
393 Windsor AFR 205 heads with 11.5:1 compression
Tremec TKO 5 Speed
Link to my Hub Garage and blog about my car http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/maxum96
I have to correct myself. I missed the trailer mirrors. That GT obviously has the 1987 towing package that Ford offered on the Mustangs.
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1970 Fastback (to be finished outside as a Boss 302 clone)
393 Windsor AFR 205 heads with 11.5:1 compression
Tremec TKO 5 Speed
Link to my Hub Garage and blog about my car http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/maxum96
'69 Coupe, Built 306, 4-Speed, Matte Black..... Old School RestoMod...Coming Attractions: 408 Stroker...
'90 Mustang LX, Built 306, 5-speed, cage, Screaming Yellow....3/14/12 Currently Getting TWIN TURBOS (always a change to make).....
1938 Cough,cough, Chev. 1/2 ton Owner built "Street Gasser" truck..327, 461X, Hillborn...old school all the way...
A Custom HD RoadKing...and too many Vintage Sleds to count...
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