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mustang1989 wrote:7 Quart Milodon high capacity oil pan and yeah....those do hang low. lol

Thanks for those Bruce!! That is a bad A$$ ride right there. Engine shots??!!

mustang1989 wrote:

Yes, agree, now it starts to look as it should!

- Kari

Wow.. check out the red air filter, distributor and wires. Those are definite inspiration photos for future auto builds for Mustang or Camaro.

speedgraflex wrote:

mustang1989 wrote:7 Quart Milodon high capacity oil pan and yeah....those do hang low. lol

Thanks for those Bruce!! That is a bad A$$ ride right there. Engine shots??!!

Beautiful engine bay. My 65 GT was called 'well optioned' which cluttered up the bay with AC/PS etc. That is exactly what I would look for if I were to get back into classics.

I really figured something like that with that pan on there. You usually don't see an oil pan like that on a small block car and the front end up in the front like that. Friggin' sweet. That's alotta car right there. Thanks for posting these.

Thanks for the comments fellas!!

Good news!! I found me some BONUS SHOTS of my old car!!!!! I'm currently doing a bathroom renovation to our master bathroom and needed some tools that were hidden away in the "house toolbox" by my wife. While looking for the tools I found a small plastic box with.......a whole load of pictures of my old blue Mustang PLUS a slew of negatives that I'll be taking to a photo developer here in town to have pictures printed up with. Frickin' SCORE!!!!

Here are those missing pictures of my '69 Mach 1 351W in my '67 while it was under construction. Man.....I haven't seen these things in 10 years. Now.....what tha hell were they doing in the dang tool box for?

Nice! Always liked the big cobra air cleaner. So looking forward to your build.

Wow! That’s incredible news! Great photos of a massive engine!

[quote="mustang1989"]Thanks for the comments fellas!!

Good news!! I found me some BONUS SHOTS of my old car!!!!! I'm currently doing a bathroom renovation to our master bathroom and needed some tools that were hidden away in the "house toolbox" by my wife. While looking for the tools I found a small plastic box with.......a whole load of pictures of my old blue Mustang PLUS a slew of negatives that I'll be taking to a photo developer here in town to have pictures printed up with. Frickin' SCORE!!!!

Here are those missing pictures of my '69 Mach 1 351W in my '67 while it was under construction. Man.....I haven't seen these things in 10 years. Now.....what tha hell were they doing in the dang tool box for?

If you are like I,,,,, you put them there to keep them away from the garbage can like my old concert t-shirts. My wife disposes things that are not worn frequently.

Handiabled wrote: If you are like I,,,,, you put them there to keep them away from the garbage can like my old concert t-shirts. My wife disposes things that are not worn frequently.

Brent, I have experienced the same, suddenly things I have kept just one dat "disappear". Especially after som bigger cleaning operation in the house! Usually with a comment; "I thought it was garbage".

Need to find safer places for all interesting stuff that can be handy to have one day.

- Kari