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[pmustang]

You definitely could order a special paint colour, In which case the paint code area of the door tag would be blank...

[pmustang]

This sold within 2 days, I didn't even have a chance to prepare it. Sold as it arrived. 1968 Highland Green Fastback, Super light project needing a few booboos in the paint sorted and an MOT

Building another now. 4 speed 68 Fastback V8 of course...

[pmustang]

72 Chrome bumper vette. Sold to a Father and Son who own a body shop. This one will be in the personal collection....

[pmustang]

Now sold, 1967 Mustang Fastback V8, Staying local so should be seeing this one on the show scene from time to time, VERY enthusiastic owners...

[pmustang]

Sold the day it arrived, 1967 Fastback project, V8 and four speed. Went to a UK based rally car parts supplier and car builder. Getting built as a full rally spec Mustang fastback...

[pmustang]

Now sold, 1968 5 speed V8 Fastback, Nice young man bought it and is really loving Mustang ownership...

[pmustang]

Gazza is right here.

There is a massive scope between a scuff and blow over on your existing body work

Heavier sanding, body work and skim coat on bad area, still with worry of paint adhesion and popping of poor prior work

Bare metal, which WILL find nasties...

[pmustang]

Nice, I also found a set in the USA that had a slightly different design, I have never seen them for sale before. Usually each clip uses a nut to fix it to the body but these had a scissor action that allowed them to clip to the body. I have removed them from cars like that and they were awesome Easy...

[pmustang]

We used 68 quarters from 3 different suppliers now, 2 in UK and one in the USA. It was like they were for a camaro. Insane how they could be so far out on nearly every contact point, Not by MM, by huge amounts.
Nice work persevering...

[pmustang]

As mentioned above, These sure look like them, Strange not listed for 67/68


https://mustangmaniac.co.uk/part/48/...moulding_clips

[pmustang]

Very nice. Excellent looking car...

[pmustang]

I would tack a brace across the windscreen opening with "legs" that touch the dash, maybe with flat ends that sit on an area of the dash either side that are drawn around with a marker so you can get it exact as it was upon reassembly...

[pmustang]

Mustang Maniac in Ware

Unfortunately the new ones are worse than the originals, It was a horrible design and the new "thinner" ones are even more frustrating.

the other fixing you show is a windscreen trim clip...

[pmustang]

I bought mine from Customville I think, it was £££££...

[pmustang]

I have a T10 4 speed. that needs rebuild. Actually drives fine and shifts fine but pops out of second.

Asking £600 but £500 buys it. thanks, Peter...

[pmustang]

A dot of epoxy and bobs your uncle...

[pmustang]

£1200???? Looks like 20k on the drive. Nice one...

[pmustang]

I always wanted to do a welding course and took one with some friends, Although we had a laugh and enjoyed ourselves it was basically useless. No practical knowledge conveyed. Did learn not to pick up red hot metal after a few goes. For the majority of stuff (I.E.not life or death, brakes, suspension...

[pmustang]

TEST, Can anyone who sees this post kindly say "I see it" I am looking for confirmation that new posts to my trader page are not coming up when you click on "new posts" or maybe they are? Cheers. Peter...

[pmustang]

Wonderful write up, thanks for making lockdown a bit more interesting...