My guess is, he'll be back

Classics Mustangs are in his is blood and there is no better place then here to share.

 

People often resurface under new user names.

Karma, ya know?

 

Glen is by all meansa welcome member. He has chosen to not participate.

I see him from time to time on the other boards.

 

He made a brief splash, on Stangnet...You wont find him there any more.
I'm surprised, he hasentcome back to where he has some friends.

 

Glen knew a **** load of stuff, and he helped me rebuild the stang with his answers, without his answers....i would still be working on it. I know that rocks got thrown both ways, but either way both sides were wrong.

 

Yeah, he and I disagreed on some things but I really miss him. Although I am a restomod guy, I really respect his knowledge. I don't think I ever met anyone tat knew so much about classic Mustangs and I think it has been a big loss for the board since he's been gone. Frankly James is a better mod though. Glenn was a great classic dstang contributer.

 

i havent been around james in a while, but it wouldnt be hard to be a better mod than glen......his knowledge was very extensive, james has a badass efi, which i will be putting one in my 67 soon for reliability and attempting to start aother prject with the money i will make of the motor i have in the car now.....so i wil be asking james quite a ew questions

 

Whatever I can do for you...just lemmie know. Corky and several others are on here that have also done the swap and between us all we should be able to figure it out.

 

He wasn't trying very hard over there to make friends either.

 

I don't know if you guys noticed, but Jim (66GTKFB) stopped posting at that same time. IMO, he knew the early cars as well as anybody I've seen. His absence is a pretty big loss for the board.

Jeff