This is my '66 mustang.  This web site will be developed around my car and the projects that it is going through.  I am by no means a pro and am learning along the way.  I have made some mistakes and have had some fun doing it.  My car is a 40 footer right now but I plan to change that.   Hope you enjoy it.

Aug 2, 2011.  HOT! HOT! HOT!

Thanks for coming by.  I get several emails a week about this site.  I really appreciate the feed back so if you see something you like or don't like etc hit the contacts page and let me know.
Current and Recent Events:

Drive Baby! Drive!
To be honest I haven't driven my car much in the last month.  Maybe twice.  Its been so hot and humid in my area that feeling my butt stick to the seat just isn't any fun.  Now that I have taken a break from the car I am starting to get the itch back again.  We will see what the fall has in store for the pony.

Sloppy Steering:
OK, a '66 mustang has sloppy steering but mine seems to be more sloppy than normal.  I am going to double check things to be sure I have done everything I can to make sure all is well.  A Rac'n Pinion system is in the future.  Maybe.....

EFI conversion UPDATE:
Yup! You read right.  I am collecting EFI parts to swap this baby over and kick the carb.  I've enjoyed driving the car but I feel like I can make it better.  Since my mustang is a 'no value' mustang meaning it has no collector value to anyone but me.  So with that in mind and keeping with the 'Restomod' trend EFI is in the future.  As usual it will be done with a thrifty budget.  So far I have spent $205 total for the parts I have collected.  I will do up a detailed page of the whole swap and how and if it works. 

New Pages:
-Fuel Gauge Repair
-Rocker Panel Install
-Tire/Rim storage, the tire rack!
-Wheel Blocks
-Shelby Radio Delete
-New BLING!
-Is 'better' always better?  A engine problem solved!

Pages 'Under Construction':
-Standard bucket seat rebuilds.  Make them new again.
-What can you do with a classic mustang?
-Drive Train Vibration
-Review of mods, performance, ride, and the whole thing.
-Pre-bent Transmission Lines
-Steering
-A finished Package Tray
-New Speed-O Cable Install

Sunday Ice Cream Trip

A Sunday drive with the kids to a small town Dairy Barn for ice cream.  What fun.  The kids love it.

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Don't fear the gas price!

My mustang with all its old glory, rust, and good looks is only one of my vehicles.  Its not my daily driver but believe it or not, I get better mileage in my mustang with a carburetor than I do in my family daily drivers.


Plus it is totally cool to pull into a gas station and top off the gas tank knowing your car is cool.

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WARNING: I am sharing some of the projects that I have done and have worked for me.  You may not have the same results.  Use your own best judgment.