(1964-1973) Classic Mustang Tech

Jonnymoon5 · #1 03-08-2010, 07:43 PM

Well since the weather's been gettin better i've chosen to start workin on the pony again. To start it off, a few weeks ago i went on a weekend trip to mustangsunlimited in connecticut. i'd have to say, if you're up for the ride to get parts, its definitely worth it. the staff is nice, and they help with any questions. I wound up spending over 1 grand on parts, but its going to a good cause. I also started rebuilding the carburetor. Hopefully, i'll get at least one good fire up before i send the block out for cleaning. I'll be posting pix soon from this week's work

tattoodave · #2 03-09-2010, 02:41 PM

good luck with the project, can't wait for the pics of your progress..

**PWRBY4D** · #3 03-31-2010, 10:28 AM

yeah keep us posted.

tattoodave · #4 04-01-2010, 05:15 PM

i just spotted 2 stang's like yours on rt 206 in byram , just north of the shop-rite, it an old bait shop..maybe you should check them out..

Jonnymoon5 · #5 04-02-2010, 08:58 PM

well i dont really get around rt 208 but since im on break this week i'll try. and since i havent gotten to post in a while

i did more body work on the door (still need to take pictures)
i replaced the rebuilt carb
installed new points condensor and rotor on distributor
installed new spark plugs
and ALMOST started the car. sadly, i need to get a new ignition coil. But when i get it started i will post a vid of her firing up

-Jm5

tattoodave · #6 04-03-2010, 09:08 AM

i stopped by yesterday, but the place was closed, i'll try again later on my way up to the chatterbox...

(1964-1973) Classic Mustang Tech

Technical discussions for Classic Mustang performance and appearance from the 1964-1973 Mustangs (429cid, 428cid, 390cid, 351cid, 302cid, 289cid, 260cid, 250cid, 200cid, and 170cid)