On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 22:13:39 -0400, "dwight" <tfrog93@GEEmail.com>
wrote:

holy sh.t
i `love hurricanes
look at how rich warman and i are getting
keep on looting USA

i have a mustang and i am trying to get it started. how do you get the fuel
to come up in the fuel filter. ( it has a see through fuel filter.

lmfao
as we prosper with high oil prices
my self and jim warman and king ralf
donate 5 million

I am finally getting the parts to rebuild the front brakes on 'Elvira' and
was wondering if anyone can tell me the approximate difficulty of replacing
the stock POS master cylinder with a 2 bowl one. I am pretty mechanically
inclined as I have owned pos cars since I was 16 and ...

I have to replace my suspension, it's officially shot!
I have 1995 mustang coupe, V6.
I recall seeing a bullitt suspension kit available for this car.
I want to replace ALL suspension (bushings, springs, shocks, struts, etc).

How long should it take a good mechanic to do a gear swap on an '04 GT?
How good is the Dallas Mustang Speedcal vs. the Abbott-ERA?
MG

 The temp probe for my fan relay broke. It was so corroded that it
broke in half. Is it possible to buy a new temp probe and splice it in?
What about the probe wires to the temp sending unit? Or should I just
buy a new kit?

A friend of mine has a 65 mustang that was built by an unknown builder
in New York. He bought it off a lot, so he doens't know much about the
parts in it. It seems pretty straight forward, with a mostly bare
engine bay. It has a 289 V8 in it with "cobra" valve covers. Forgive me

Anyone know how much a 1972 Ford 351C-4V weighs?  I need to purchase an
engine stand and I want to make sure it's strong enough.
Thanks.

And others of course.
After much deliberation and little planning, I am taking a trip. Probably
leaving late evening on the 7th. I haven't been posting in here much at all
for a while, because business has been good and time has been short. The

I decided to look around a bit at Jeep and 4WD groups...
RAMFM might get a little slow now and then but MAN some of these groups are
full of clueless people AND *yawn*
boring as hell!

i am finaaly getting around to doing the body work on my 68.  is there a
book on restoration you would recommend?  of course, one concentrating
on 68's would be best.
thanks,

On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 02:18:26 GMT, "Jim Warman"
<mechanic@tenalpsulet.net> wrote: