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Contents: Build Your Own Eleanor (The real star of the recent Gone In 60 Seconds is Eleanor, a way-cool ’67 fastback. It’s now possible to build one yourself); How-To: Identify Power Steering (Helping you understand what makes it so easy to steer); How-To: Fix Your Automatic Shifter (We attempt (and succeed) in replacing the automatic shifter bushings while the shifter is still in the car); How-To: Gear Your Front Suspension For Speed (National Parts Depot and Stainless Steel Brakes help us gat Project ’70 road ready); A Family Affair (Brian Barton’s ’66 hardtop GT); A Tough Sell (Dave Cooper’s ’68 convertible); Made To Order (David Peterson’s ’69 428 CJ SportsRoof); White Knight (Steve Thibodeau’s ’72 Mach 1); Orange County (William Lamb’s ’69 GT500); Something Borrowed, Something New (Paul Svinicki’s ’99 “shaker” Mustang); Wheels And Tires Make The Car (Upgrading from a 14-inch wheel and 60-series tire to a 15-inch wheel and 50-series tire makes big a difference in both looks and performance); PONY TRAILS 2002 Northeast, North Central, Northwest (Carlisle All Ford Nationals, West Michigan Mustang Show, Mustang Northwest Roundup); MUSTANG! 1987-’90 (Some of the Mustang’s best years were when it didn’t change much at all); How-To: Install MSD Ignition Components (With MSD’s plug-in wiring harness, installing a 6AL ignition box and Blaster TFI coil couldn’t be easier); How-To: Install A Mass-Air Conversion Kit (Converting your ’86-’88 5.0’s EFI system from speed-density to mass-air metering is a big first step for better street performance); Clear For Takeoff (Saleen Performance Parts offers new factory takeoff SN-95 Mustang bits to upgrade V-6 or earlier GT models) Departments – Hoofbeats; Pony Express; In Search Of Mustangs; Pony Tails; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Late-Model Corral; Beyond The Basics; Events; Advertisers’ Index; Readers’ Album
Issue: June 2002
Condition: Very Good