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Posted Yesterday 06:39 AM by dfarr
I stopped by Classic Creations of Central Florida yesterday to check on the progress with my '66 GT hardtop restoration. Pat Rego also handed me my first invoice.
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Posted July 1 2009 10:42 AM by dfarr
With the warm Arizona wind pelting his forehead, Roger Keeney took a brand-new 2010 Mustang convertible on an amazing ride, doing donuts on the pavement and amassing speeds of up to 9
0 mph.
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Filed under: Ford news, 2005 up Mustangs
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Posted June 23 2009 06:00 AM by SMART67
A rush over what might have been for '66. Reality check - the bean counters won out over style.
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Posted June 22 2009 07:15 AM by dfarr
The 40th Anniversary 2008 Mustang Cobra Jet more than lived up to its billing, joining its historic predecessor - the original ’68 Cobra Jet - in winning its inaugural race at the NHRA Winternationals in Pomona, CA. Now...
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Posted June 18 2009 06:16 AM by dfarr
The drivetrain is out so my '66 GT hardtop is headed into the Classic Creations of Central Florida body shop for final sheetmetal prep.
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Posted June 16 2009 01:26 PM by dfarr
Ford Racing is following the Boss 302 block released in 2006 with the new Boss 351 block, featuring performance and packaging that will accommodate displacements from 351 to over 460 cubic inches.
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Posted June 15 2009 08:42 AM by dfarr
Well, I'm passed the point of no return. As you can see from the photo, my '66 GT hardtop restoration is underway.
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Posted June 15 2009 06:00 AM by SMART67
A moment in history when the Petersen Automotive Museum paid tribute to two automotive legends - auto executive Lee Iacocca and publisher Robert E. Petersen. A photo opp.
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Filed under: Miscellaneous
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Posted June 12 2009 06:00 AM by SMART67
Found in the Petersen Publishing vault - Motor Trend images from a 1964 289 High Performance Mustang road test.
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Posted June 11 2009 06:00 AM by SMART67
Check this out - Ford Body Engineering engine compartment mock-up images from the 1960s.
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Posted June 10 2009 06:00 AM by SMART67
Engine failure? Have you looked beyond the obvious? Marvin McAfee at MCE Engines in Los Angeles teaches us how to do engine detective work - and how to keep it from happening again. One hint is to...
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Posted June 9 2009 11:34 AM by dfarr
Let's see. June is here, it's hot, and the Carlisle All-Ford Nationals is over. That must mean that the Mid-America Performance Ford and Team Shelby Nationals is just around the corner.
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Ford Mustang Research
The all new Ford Mustang is a good car, with practical styling to fit your lifestyle. Fuel efficiency is important and the 2010 Mustang with a 16.1 gallon main unleaded fuel tank 13.4 capacity gets 20 mpg, and is available in the following bodystyles: Coupes, Convertibles. You also might want to research the Ford Shelby GT 500 and the Ford Fusion.
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