THE CUSTOM TOURNAMENTS ARE UNDERWAY, PLEASE SIGNUP

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updated: May 16th 2007 @ 10:21 PM

this is my 93 mustang lx 5.0 swap car

i bought it out of a junk yard with a 2.3 auto in it for 200 dollars

this is what it looked like when i got it most of the damage on it were from the yards owner diving it threw a field and hitting tractor rutts and some how catching the drivers side harness on fire

was not in horible shape the back half was in good shape and the interior was great

the stripping begins

wow where did it go

cleaning bay and straightening radiator support

painting bay

and pop its in there yes i know that air filter was a bad idea its just asking to catch on fire

running one legging and needing paint

rear end swap but still seriousl needing some gears

and a couple shot of the interior

please comment and more to come

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Jul 20th, 2009 @ 8:27 AM

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Hey folks, I was wondering if someone out there with an 88-93 Fox convertible could do me a favor. I am looking for a picture of the of the â€˜Aâ€™ pillar post window weather strip showing the weather strip and inside trim molding (the molding on the inside of the pillar post) and another detail picture of where the pillar post molding meets the door seal molding. I am redoing this and need an example â€“ my car was repaired long before I purchased it and they kind of did a â€˜customâ€™ job on this area. I want it to be right this time.

Thanks,

Tim

Well I dont have a vert Tim, but I think I know what your talking about. If noone can help you out that has one, let me know. I think I know where I can go to get a pic for you.

thess6225

Jul 20th, 2009 @ 8:18 AM

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Hey folks, I was wondering if someone out there with an 88-93 Fox convertible could do me a favor. I am looking for a picture of the of the ‘A’ pillar post window weather strip showing the weather strip and inside trim molding (the molding on the inside of the pillar post) and another detail picture of where the pillar post molding meets the door seal molding. I am redoing this and need an example – my car was repaired long before I purchased it and they kind of did a ‘custom’ job on this area. I want it to be right this time.

Thanks,

Tim

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