Love it. I have two of these on my 67 with the "289" engine displacement - one of my favorite badges of all time. Where did you pick this one up?Put on a new rear badge in place of the black GT badge I had. I always liked the look of the tri-bar pony logo and it was a shame they left it off originally.
Love to hear it & thank you for the feedback - look forward to hearing more!Had Steeda dual rate springs and active shocks, along with the stop the hop kit, frame braces in the rear and in the front and took it to the Tail of the Dragon and ran it. Man that really solved the handling issues and it ran like a champ. Have 1 inch spacers installed as well. I love the stance and the way the tires fill up the wheelwell. I drove the car 2,000 miles and will do a ride report on the suspension.
Excellent!Put on a new rear badge in place of the black GT badge I had. I always liked the look of the tri-bar pony logo and it was a shame they left it off originally.
I cringed when I saw thatBe careful letting the towel drag the ground... gonna pick up dirt and rocks. Could scratch the paint.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/154996003085
Off eBay. It’s from the Ecoboost HPP version.
He said he has one more and will be listing on June 1. Hit his monthly listing limit.
Is a dual rate springs the same as the progressive lowering springs? Your car is beautiful by the way! Love my Oxford white as well.Had Steeda dual rate springs and active shocks, along with the stop the hop kit, frame braces in the rear and in the front and took it to the Tail of the Dragon and ran it. Man that really solved the handling issues and it ran like a champ. Have 1 inch spacers installed as well. I love the stance and the way the tires fill up the wheelwell. I drove the car 2,000 miles and will do a ride report on the suspension.
We had a thunder storm last night and it poured for about half an hour. Here's what it looked like this morning. Not a drop of water on it. Benny told me the cover would not protect 100% but it looks like it did to me. Happy with the results.
Why do you need a cover for rain? If you put a cover on a dirty car, it is going to scratch the paint. If it is a clean car, rain will not matter. Rain does not leave water spots.We had a thunder storm last night and it poured for about half an hour. Here's what it looked like this morning. Not a drop of water on it. Benny told me the cover would not protect 100% but it looks like it did to me. Happy with the results.
I have a 68 fastback undergoing ground up restoration in my garage so I lost my shelter for the GT/CS. The cover was bought for the winter since it will be off the road at that time. Car was clean when cover was put on, first time I used it. I would never put a cover on a dirty car. The stang has been outside uncovered during the rain. The amount of crap blown around during and after the storms leave it a mess. The cover kept all the crap off the finish.
Rain?? What's that?We had a thunder storm last night and it poured for about half an hour. Here's what it looked like this morning. Not a drop of water on it. Benny told me the cover would not protect 100% but it looks like it did to me. Happy with the results.
its that liquid stuff that is guaranteed to land on your car within 10 minutes of washing itRain?? What's that?
Looks great!
Ah okay, that makes sense. I think I remember seeing your photos another day.
