Wow, looks great Marc.

 

Didn't know it was a GT 350. looks great.

Jim

 

You HAVE been busy!

And I missed it all, too!

How did that big ol' "X" across the back window disappear between the first and second photo?

And, whose shop is that?

Pop

 

The big ole x hadn't been installed yet in the first pic. I just wanted to show you where it's at in the build process so I chucked that dolly pic in. The shop is called Custom Built Machines. It's up in Chatsworth and belongs to an old street race buddy John Schiess. He has been kind enough to let me work on it and kind of be my guide and sounding board for what I want to do. He is a supremely talented guy. When I get to jobs I don't have the experience (or talent) to pull off (like the roll bar) I have him do it.
Jim it's a fake GT 350, which is why I have no problem cutting on it. If it was a real 350 I would only restore it.

 

it's a fake GT 350, which is why I have no problem cutting on it. If it was a real 350 I would only restore it.[/QUOTE]

Spoken like a true affection"auto" ......

 

I do have much respect for the "holy grails" of Ford. For instance K code mustangs. It is pretty interesting these days that even A code (4 bbl 289) mustangs are starting to bring bigger dollars so people are not wanting to cut on anything. But for me it's the historically relevant cars that we shouldn't touch and only restore. For instance K codes, 350s, 500s, and of coarse the Bosses.
Wish I had one or two of those.

 

A 1969 GT500 in black would be my premiere Mustang.

Jim

 

T.G.I.F
Good mornin' SOCAL.
sun is up, coffee is kickin in,
thinking is a good day to work on the truck day today
been doing the color sanding on it,
anyways just stoppin by and checking in,

hey marc, have you seen the mustang they call the ""Shorty?


Jim, I concur, a Black pony is a beautiful pony....

 

Too bad Ford did not let the Shorty go into production.

Jim

 

I had no idea that existed.
Thank you for sharing that.
Really cool.

 

I want one. Or maybe I'll just buy a Mustang fastback and make my own. (insert evil laugh)

Jim

 

here is a couple more of the mustang concepts...




1965 three door sedan mustang



1962 ..



1970 milano mustang


but back to trucks...check out this anti-millennial anti theft kit

 

That Milano looks sweet. I wonder why they did not make that for the masses. As for the twin stick truck, way too much shifting for me. LOL

Jim

 

Funny, but likely true!

Pop

 

click it....I double dog dare ya!!!

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