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Contents: Completely Gone (Inside the Gone In Sixty Seconds Mustang); How-To: Identify A 64 1/2 Mustang (Understanding the differences in the Mustang’s most gala year); Family Friend (Leon Spangler’s ’66 hardtop); Nothin’ Special (Dan Cundiff’s ’67 GT500); How-To: Replace ’65-’68 Driprail Moldings (We show you the tricks to getting your driprail moldings off aned on); How-To: Plan For Ponies, Part Two Of A Five-Part Series (Mustang Monthly And Mike Morgan Motorsports show you how to plan for and build in real-world power); It’s Name Was Mud (Ned Bellenger’s ’70 428 Mach 1); Coincidence (Jeffrey Alton’s ’68 fastback); How-To: ’69-’70 Console Rebuild (It looks hopeless with the cracks, chips, and missing parts, but, is it really?); How-To: ’71-’73 Dashpanel Assembly (Ford built them, then installed them – at least, that’s what we think); No Bow Ties (Steve Herbert’s ’73 Mach 1); Real-World Solutions: Automatic Overdrive – Automatically Better? (Pros and cons abound when it comes to the decision-making process on an AOD); 2000 Cobra R Delivery (Can’t afford a 2K Cobra R? Neither can we, but we enjoyed the new-car delivery ritual with one owner); How-To: Late-Model Electronic Fan Conversion (Keep your 5.0 Mustang chilled with Interactive Systems & Technologies’ CoolPower Supercool electric fan kit); Call It Tradition (Bob and Rhett Searcy’s ’93 convertible Feature Car) Departments – Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; Resto Roundup; New Bits; Late-Model Corral; Beyond The Basics; Parts And Services; Advertisers’ Index; Events; Readers’ Album
Issue: November 2000
Condition: Very Good