Mustang Tech

Hi Craig, I am home at Douglas Park (near Camden and Picton) if you need any help or advice.

I will my mobile number

The Wurth stuff I gave hybrid is the sound deadener that also serves as as a guard against stone impacts. It was what I used on all my builds in the USA and Australia as it gave a close texture and finish as what Ford used. The Wurth product is also water based. Goes in a special gun but can be empt...

Coming up to 2 years since we lost Jacko.

Still hear his laugh and I have fond memories of his help and friendship.......

Another idea is to put the dry cell battery in the torque box, moves the weight back and gives even more space in the engine bay.

Access is via a removable foot plate on the floor on the passenger side, so does not matter if right or left hand drive.

I see you fitted the standard Rhf inner panel with the batter space. I see a lot of people mirror the left panel to the right. I think differently as that makes less space in the engine bay. What I have done is mirror that battery space to the left as it can be used for cold air box, or anything bul...

Finally here again, been busy with all the volunteer work I have been doing (along with house renovations while Mrsozbilt is overseas.

Jeff, contact me to arrange picking up the fold down bits.

Hey, a bit late, but I guess better than never, but the corners of the drip rail support were about 2/3rds the width of the straighter sections.

The corners have no impact on keeping the mouldings in place.

I am so happy your kids have given up smoking. Well done Jeff, good parenting

I just heard from Moe that Mark Dixon passed away today. R.I.P. Mark, you will be missed mate.

The early days (60's to mid 70's) it would have been building and servicing rally & race cars. We had some quick ones and some well known drivers. October was always the big month with Bathurst followed mid week by the Southern Cross Rally. I first went to Japan because of our success in the Sou...

I had forgotten I have a thread on this subject.

I should have posted last December as that would have been 55 years in the trade. Then again, now I only do small stuff that will not kill the back lifting it. Another advantage is the turnover in small work is fast.

It would not allow me to post. About an hour later I tried again and it worked.

The moulding was never snapped on in the corners. They are narrower in that area, only just had enough width to hold the corner in place.

Come for a run when I get back (mid May) as I have lots of fold down parts including the latches.

Hard to believe it has been 5 years since we lost Boof (21/3/18)

We all miss you mate .......