What have you done to your mustang today?

Paul.

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Thanks man. I've been working on that car for a LONG time. Last night I was working on the rear seat delete. I have to cut it down a bunch to fit over the mini-tub, but it's turning out nice. I just plug away at it a little bit at a time.

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Don't shun me, but I bought a Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe today. 1970, 383ci, paisley vinyl top. A/c, power everything and 28k original miles! It is going to be my project car. 99% rust free! Just flush the while thing, paint, carpet kit and it'll be good as new. =) deal was too good to pass up. My friend basically gave it to me.
 

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Installed my GT500 spoiler. Looks sick!

Might do CF Gurney flap, CF rear valance, CF side splitters and CF chin
 

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Does this thread only count for your Coyote Mustang? Or can it be any Mustang?

If so, here's what I did yesterday on my notch... a copy/paste from my build thread on another forum.

I didn't work on the car too much yesterday and today, but I did some stuff...
Here's pics of the completed headliner and sun visors. The trim is now complete around the roof. All of it was painted so it all looks nice and new.
HeadlinerInstalled2.jpg

I had the visor holders coated satin black so they blend in.
SunVisorInstalled.jpg

Battery Box completed pics. Looks much better black.
BatteryBoxComplete2.jpg

BatteryBoxComplete1.jpg

Got the fuel system buttoned up. This was kind of a chore because stuff wasn't fitting where I wanted it to. I still may have to move it depending on how the air inlet fits, but at least it's to the point where it can be pressure tested for leaks. The wires for the fuel pressure gauge will need to be lengthened to reach it.
FuelSystemComplete1.jpg

Here's some pics from last weekend when Croke was wiring up the Croke Dash. Because of the complexity of all the LED lighting and the Nexus Gauges that all need to be networked together, it took about ten hours.
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Now I'm trying to put all the wires in loom, generally clean it up and organize it, and install the cluster.
CrokeWiring5.jpg

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GaugeWiring2.jpg

My rear seat delete and rear package tray should be here from LRS this week. I'm looking forward to getting that because once that's installed, I can put in the console, the harness bar, and the seats, which will make a huge difference in how the interior looks.
More to come...
Paul.
Holy Crap that looks like a lot work
 

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Just bought some HT1s.... Dreading doing the change but oh well it's gotta happen sooner or later!
 

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Getting my A-arms put on correctly!! Lol


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