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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / November 2006

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1990 Mustang GT Temp Gauge Problems17 Nov 2006 16:17 GMT4
I am having problems with my temperature gauge it is going up very
quickly as soon as I start my car and start driving and I don't think
it is really getting that hot and then when I drive for a while it goes
back down to normal range.  I have just replaced my heater core so I
2006 V6 idle problems16 Nov 2006 10:59 GMT6
Here's a problem that's been nagging me ever since the car was new. Right
now it has about 2500 miles on it. It's a 2006 V6 manual transmission
Mustang that has a intermittent idle problem. 2 trips to the dealer have
proved fruitless so far - the damn thing never acts up when I get ...
Aux. Outlet Problem14 Nov 2006 04:43 GMT2
Hey, I'm new to this Google Groups thing. Anyhow, I have a 2000 Mustang
V6 coupe and both the cigarette lighter outlet and the aux. power
outlet have power, but nothing will work in them. I have a phone
charger which works in every car but mine (along with other devices,
Checkout my new custom gauge cluster 69 coupe13 Nov 2006 23:46 GMT1
I got these racing gauges at a swap meet for $150, big tach,
mechanical: oil pressure, oil temp, water temp.
A freind of mine gave me his cracked dashpad and fabbed up the cluster
face with scrap aluminum. I covered the dash cracks by spraying with
65-66 Horn ring Removal13 Nov 2006 23:42 GMT4
I need to memove the horn ring from the steering wheel in order to remove
the steering from the steering column. Any ideas?
Kind regards
Amar (SA)
351 Windsor Oil Pressure Problem13 Nov 2006 16:25 GMT11
My question is about a 351 Windsor engine. On cool days (70 degrees),
it runs fine and the engine temp hovers only halfway to the red zone
and the oil pressure is steady.  On hot days (over 80 degrees), it runs
hot and will overheat if I push it at all.  When the engine idles down
1967 Mustang For Sale , Fresh Restoration, Psuedo Bullit Coupe. $18,00012 Nov 2006 15:21 GMT8
Fresh restoration replacing floor pans, frame rails, cowl inner area,
torque box pieces, trunk areas etc with new metal panels. Periphery
welds on all floor and frame panels. Entire car was media blasted (see
additional picture link for 150 pictures of restoration process).
Roush Mustang??11 Nov 2006 21:42 GMT3
Okay I looked at the Roush site and the best I can tell
the only thing on a Stage 1 model that could enhance the
power any is different mufflers. Yes, no, maybe??
65 mustang front bench seat value11 Nov 2006 20:53 GMT5
Does anyone know the value or where I can find out the value for a 64
mustang front bench seat? Thanks, Skeeter
71 Boss 351 help11 Nov 2006 19:29 GMT3
   I'm restoring a real nice 71 Boss 351 It was a true one owner car &
could use some help regarding details. I used to be an avid reader &
sometime contributor of this group.
I need to find some good photos of the layout of the engine compartment
2007 Mustang wheels11 Nov 2006 13:39 GMT5
I'm seriously considering buying a 2007 Mustang GT, but I'm not
particularly impressed by any of the factory wheel options. While
searching for some desktop wallpaper, I ran across the following very
cool shot:
Saw a GT500 yesterday10 Nov 2006 22:46 GMT9
It was a black convertible, with the center stripes delete option. It
really looked nice.
I talked to the marketing guy - he works for Ford, not at a local
dealer, He said the typical markup above sticker is 10-20K.
Where to look for classic Mustang...10 Nov 2006 19:36 GMT11
just a not-so-short question from one of the "old world" fans of American
muscle cars...
Mustangs (classic ones, at least) are really expensive on this side of the
pond, whereas buying one in the U.S. plus shipping, tax etc. still is quite
Not Impressed With Foose07 Nov 2006 02:41 GMT11
http://www.moddedmustangs.com/2007-foose-stallion-mustangs-available.html
Has any seen these at a Ford dealership?  There's one at my local
dealer and that thing (being nice) is not pretty.  I think what is is,
for me anyway, is the Foose cars look custom.  I don't need/want bling.
LMAO!!!06 Nov 2006 22:40 GMT8
Has anyone seen this?
Is this a 2007 Shelby going into the wall???
LMAO
Brad
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