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I'm a sucker for '65-'66 fastbacks, but some reason, this '67 is pushing all the right buttons!

http://www.autogeekonline.net/nick/Day%203%20Filming/DSCN0606.JPG

The Way Of The Gun:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o0Co4kbRZo]Best Shootouts - Vol. 2 - The Way of the Gun - YouTube[/video]

Voted for #1, but like 3 and 4 as well.

Got an iPod Touch 32gb and a couple of gift cards. I can already see that the Pioneer CD changer is going to be retired!

DP Waterless Wash - love it! Can use it on paint, trim, glass, with no streaking. Great stuff!

Looks great! How do the Griot's towels compare to Cobra, Pak shak, and the Sam's Club towels?

My bud is working on a semi-restored 1970 Mustang Mach 1, and I have a feeling I'm going to be called in to help detail it before too long. Need to learn what I can before tackling that project...

Very impressive!
One of my buds has a '99 Ford Ranger with a few similar spots he's asked me about fixing, so this post is a great help...

Motor racing is a cruel sport, sometimes the cruelest sport.

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Every time I get home I go after the front bumper, lights, mirrors, hood and leading edge of the roof with a QD or DP waterless wash, and the windscreen with Stoner IG. Hate those little critters!

I use it all the time, especially with love bugs being out. I prefer the aerosol as well.

Definitely makes it look more interesting than before. I like it!

It looks better without the trim.

I'm much more of a Mustang guy, but that Camaro turned out real nice! Fantastic work!

He's an OK speaker when he has a teleprompter to read from. Without it, not so much.

Very nice photos! Shot this critter a year ago:
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w251/monoped/other/Dragonfly.jpg

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Mono = one, Ped = foot

2008 Ford Mustang Pony Pack

Another vote for Ultimate Compound.

Mine is a factory base/clear, but my last car (1995 Lincoln MKVIII) was a factory tricoat color, and I had two different paint repairs done to it. The first was one man operation to fix a pair of...

Interview the painter. Tri-coat colors can be tricky to match, and if it's not done right, especially on a total respray, you will not be happy with it. The painter needs to spray a series of test...

You can also wrap the clay in a sheet of parchment paper (the kind you bake cookies on). It will not stick to the clay.

I'd want to find the little ####### and beat the snot out of them...