Mustang Tech

Looking forward to this old man.

My those lockwire pliers look shiny. Mine are getting a bit old now as they came off the 10 Sqn tool board in 1977 when the squadron moved to Adelaide.

Nice progress.

They certainly show up as different part numbers to Windsor thermostats but I have no idea what the difference is.

That looks damn nice.

But it sounds like an excellent project.

Pinto-Pete wrote:cool, a jib with a tyre swing would be ace.

You are too old for swings Pete.

hybrid wrote:Very cool. Would love to get the old hands on that Cosworth engine.

What, make a nice coffee table?

Nuts wrote:Just basic alignment tools Jacko..

not for holden lovers Nuts.

ozbilt wrote:

nassi wrote:onions down I hope.

I worked a Bunnings sausage sizzle for Lifeline in April. Not a word was said about that.

I thought the sauce was more dangerous .......

Yes, sauce and mustard down for blokes with a mo.

onions down I hope.

This sounds like one of the most practical mods to be done on an early Mustang, looking forward to the outcome.

We’ve never called ourselves a club have we? I have friends across multiple car groups and clubs but I’ve only invited the ungrateful limeys in this mob - it’s like arranging the seating at a wedding :argh: I’ve foreclosed all the orphanages outside of Mexico Pinto, I’m now at the bottom of the pil...

WOW!

hybrid wrote:All good.. we bought a cheap procomp one. Hopefully it lasts long enough to make it to my place to start the EFI install.

I have one of those in the Bronco, seems to be doing very well. (touch wood).