Is it just me or does the inside of the trunk ring alarm bells (sirens/warning flares/shouting midgets) about what the underside of this car probably looks like for anybody else?
Is it just me or does the inside of the trunk ring alarm bells (sirens/warning flares/shouting midgets) about what the underside of this car probably looks like for anybody else?
I commented on the trunk rust. Maybe Eleanore people just care about body looks, doesn't matter if underside is rusted out!
It's amazing bidding is at $35k with no pics of underside, or did I miss where they're at.
67mousetang, what are your tire and wheel specs on your 67' coupe? I'm looking at putting TTD's on my 67, and i'm trying to get a feel for tire size, rubbing, etc. Looks like yours is also lowered
225/60/15, the TTD's are 15x7 3.75 BS, front fenders are rolled, it will rub on the front slightly on on hard turn with a bump, like entering a parking lot
__________________ 1966 Mustang GT RestoMod Project: 307c.i.d.,Holly 600 4brrl, TrickFlow Heads, Power Disc Brakes, Integral Power & Tilt Steering, AOD, 9" 3.50 posi rear end & a bunch of other stuff.
Project start date 1999. Completion date... fagidaboudit!
It shows the underside and it looks pretty solid to me.The rust in the trunk doesn't appear to be that serious in the pics.Almost just looks like something discoloured the metal or a very light surface rust...It also says that it is an R code fastback which is a shame if its true..
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68 J code sprint, 408W with vic jr top end, Pro Systems 950HP Holley carb,Camshaft Innovations custom solid roller ,Hooker 6208s,Toploader,4:11 Detroit locker...
11.82@ 120.85mph
1967 fiberglass fastback, all aluminum 427 supercharged and racing coilovers all around. "Still waiting to find a sequential manual transmission under 20k "
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