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Contents: How I Restored My Mustang (We take a glimpse inside the how, what, why and where of restoring a vintage Mustang); Unlawful (Technically, David McGorman is the original owner of this 4,500-mile “Lawman” Super Cobra Jet Mach I); Reborn Boss (Steve Collins resurrected this Boss 351 from a low-mileage but neglected past); How-To: Install A Perfect Fit A/C System (Classic Auto Air’s Perfect Fit air-conditioning systems are perfect for ’65-’73 street Mustangs in the summer); How-To” Install A Grant Steering Wheel (Dress up your vintage interior with an aftermarket steering wheel from Grant Products); Pont Trails (Carlisle, here we come); North To Alaska! (Mustang owners from the last great American frontier demonstrate fellowship and a dedicated sense of adventure); Going For The Gold (Original owner Laurie Slawson’s ’68 Mustang hardtop has gone from daily driver to field tripper to show winner); Neverland Hertz (Debra Ware’s GT350H convertible is one of those cars that was never built, but we wish it had been); Time Capsule (Frank Cyril’s ’69 Shelby GT350 is the car we’re all looking for); How-To: Install A New Fuel Tank (For Mustang’s with old, rusty, and pinhole-filled fuel tanks, installing a new one can eliminate fuel odors and increase capacity); How-To: Rebuild Door Hinges (Eliminate door sag and sloppy adjustment in an afternoon); How-To: Install Aluminum 4.6 Valve Covers (BBK’s new valve covers for two-valve 4.6’s are a unique way to make drab modular V-8’s look more flashy); Boss V-10 (With 351 cubic inches of V-10, this Ford prototype lives up to the Boss 351 name); How-To: Detail A 5.0 Engine (There are lots of little bits under the hood of a Fox-body 5.0 to consider. Here are a few to get you started) Departments – Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; New Bits; Late-Model Corral; Resto Roundup; VO Club; In Search Of Mustangs; Events; Beyond The Basics; Readers’ Album
Issue: June 2004
Condition: Very Good