It's Christmas in April!!!
04-01-2010, 06:16 PM
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 83
It's Christmas in April!!!
I just got my shipment from Laurel Mountain Mustangs in today!!! Santa sent me: 
A complete suspension package including new front and rear springs, upper and lower control arms, saddles, front and rear sway bars, all 5 bumpstops, 4 tie rod ends with adjusters, idler arm, isolators, strut rod bushings, 4 shocks, shackles and all hardware.
Two full floor pans, two toe boards, two quarter panels, two trunk drop offs, right side outer wheel house, and a battery tray kit.
New trunk lid.
Full weatherstrip kit, body plug and grommet kit, window clip kit.
Two new tail light lenses, new taillight bezels, new outside door handles.
New HEI distributor.
New hood trim piece.
Gonna be a busy couple of months for me and the boy!!!
A complete suspension package including new front and rear springs, upper and lower control arms, saddles, front and rear sway bars, all 5 bumpstops, 4 tie rod ends with adjusters, idler arm, isolators, strut rod bushings, 4 shocks, shackles and all hardware.
Two full floor pans, two toe boards, two quarter panels, two trunk drop offs, right side outer wheel house, and a battery tray kit.
New trunk lid.
Full weatherstrip kit, body plug and grommet kit, window clip kit.
Two new tail light lenses, new taillight bezels, new outside door handles.
New HEI distributor.
New hood trim piece.
Gonna be a busy couple of months for me and the boy!!!
04-04-2010, 09:05 AM
#6
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Antelope, Ca
Posts: 616
Congrats,
I got the same stuff from LM, the rear sway bar is a PIA, instructions suck, support worse and check the ball joint covers for pin holes, took them 6 months to get me a new one. Everything else was great. Could not find a center link any where except MustangsPlus.
You'll be busy.......
I got the same stuff from LM, the rear sway bar is a PIA, instructions suck, support worse and check the ball joint covers for pin holes, took them 6 months to get me a new one. Everything else was great. Could not find a center link any where except MustangsPlus.
You'll be busy.......
04-09-2010, 11:59 AM
#7
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 83
Got some pics...
My son doing the dirty work. You can see the rear disks on in this one too.
Here he is welding on the new skin
New quarter and trunk lid on.
New MC and booster on
New Dizzy on. We had to get a new carb. The power valve was blown on that one so I got a new Holley 1850 for it.
My son doing the dirty work. You can see the rear disks on in this one too.
Here he is welding on the new skin
New quarter and trunk lid on.
New MC and booster on
New Dizzy on. We had to get a new carb. The power valve was blown on that one so I got a new Holley 1850 for it.
04-09-2010, 02:54 PM
#8
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: North East Texas on the Red River
Posts: 886
It sounds like you've got some good parenting skills going for you. My son is 30 now, but we did a 65 short bed pickup starting when he was 14 or 15. It was one of the best things I ever did for/with him. I also did lots of car work with my daughter who is now 26.
Both of them turned out to be great kids and I don't think the time we spent together hurt anything. I like to think it's a big part of the cause of their turning out to be good human beings. What's the old saying... "the family that plays together, stays together?"
Both of them turned out to be great kids and I don't think the time we spent together hurt anything. I like to think it's a big part of the cause of their turning out to be good human beings. What's the old saying... "the family that plays together, stays together?"
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