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i wish .. no ..mine is a one of a kind rare model that ford never made ...
Nice! '69 is my favorite year for Mustangs (Camaro's too). A long time ago my buddy had a '69 Boss 302 - 4 speed car. Told me he'd let me know first if he ever wanted to sell it. He ended up getting into drugs and sold it for $1K without telling me!
I'm building a '63&1/2 Galaxie 427 - 4 speed car now.
WOW!I had a 68 442 with an aftermarket reverse overhead neutralizer bypass valve and dual fuel compensater check delivery systems with stabilizer air intake baffels .
The air in my tires has been specially blessed by the Pope. I've been guaranteed that if I drive by a church at least once a week, I'll never get a flat.
Change the air only when your muffler bearings are due to be changed,
you will know when the muffler bearings need to be changed as your blinker fluid will start to run out.
Also make sure to only use air for your vehicle, Ford cars get Ford air, only available at the dealership
Thinking about a regular maintenance program for this. What do you think. Is every 3000 miles too often or should I wait until the 7500 mile mark ? Is air from a gas station ok or should I go get an air compressor?
"Change the air in the tires"? You mean like we change our oil? I've never heard of such a thing. Why would we need to change the air? Does it go bad?
Be careful when changing air in tires because you may get high from inhaling. From what I've heard teenagers use it if they are out of funds and don't want to be too sober upon arriving at the party...
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