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Well, a quick update on my 67 project. The car has been "jambed" (color sprayed on the door jambs, interior bits, under hood, under trunk lid, etc.) and initial primer coat. Next step is back in the booth to get more primer, a guide coat, blocked and sanded, then 3 stage spray of my color...

Well, a quick update on my 67 project. The car has been "jambed" (color sprayed on the door jambs, interior bits, under hood, under trunk lid, etc.) and initial primer coat. Next step is back in the booth to get more primer, a guide coat, blocked and sanded, then 3 stage spray of my color...

Harris Mustang Supply 2501 Allen Road S Charlotte , NC 28269 Telephone: 704-598-1412

Glad you find it necessary to end the thread :smash:

You like many others haven't heard of them which is precisely why I posted their information. You simply have to call them and have them mail you a catalog.

Well, after posting this awhile back, both here and several other classic mustang enthusiast forums, I've tallied up the various places people suggested, then went to these various places (websites and catalogs) and found that only one place beat all of the others for pricing, and in my...

Where's the best place to buy parts when restoring a classic Mustang, '64-'73???:idk:

Thanks all for the welcome!

Naw, I live near Watkins Glen, NY

Sweet! Good luck on your restoration!:rock: I'm lucky enough that the guy I bought the car from is a Mustang guru. He has something like 15 of them, from every generation, except the Mustang II. I don't think he has any from that era. He was kind enough to offer to help me finish the...

I have a buddy who has over 15 cars, all of them beautiful, and all of them mustangs from every generation. If you like, I would ask him if he is interested. He is from North Jersey and is a nice dude! Lemme know:awesomework:

Hey...I have a 67' that I'm in the middle of a full restoration. I started a thread on it and you can view it here! http://www.newyorkmustangs.com/forums/1967-mustang-coupe-restomod-project-t28331.html Nice to meet everyone!

Well, I decided my life wasn't nearly complicated enough, so I decided to restore a 1967 coupe and make it an honest restomod cruiser. One that I can drive from NY to FL or CA, without having to worry too much about sh** going wrong, and if things break, having the ability to get parts...

Well, I decided my life wasn't nearly complicated enough, so I decided to restore a 1967 coupe and make it an honest restomod cruiser. One that I can drive from NY to FL or CA, without having to worry too much about sh** going wrong, and if things break, having the ability to get parts...