'Honeygold' Those are the original shock towers. And no severed leg in the engine bay...lol

 

Well, there is something there that looks like a blue jean clad leg bent at the knee with the foot all kind of mangled up. Probably nothing, but I prefer the severed leg theory. But seriously, would you happen to have a photo of the inside of one of your fenders while it is off the car. I am replacing the lower part of the front fender and the lower part of the inner braceon my 65(there is a photo of it in the thread tonight about the original 66 fender) and the replacement parts do not have the bottom bolt hole in them. I was hoping someone could post a photo of the lower brace and how it all looks.

 

Just a small update. PUt the motor and trans in today, cleaned up the drive shaft, and paint the remaining bits and pieces.

 

THERES THAT SEVERED LEG AGAIN!! OMG WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? POLTERGIEST??


Great job,Looks very professional! Keep up the great updates with pictures!!

A true Mustang lover uses pillows and blankets as part of his everyday toolbox [sm=signs007.gif]

Just as a tip, With all the great work you have done so far don't forget to paint or replace the crank pulley, It kinda stands out as the sore thumb of your project.

 

'Wildmustang351' <- i will be painting the crank pulley as well a few other parts

 

That's why you post here.
Maybe someone will see something you overlooked or something.

The other day I was finished polishing the Mustang and stood back to look at it when the girlfriend came outside and said "Looks good, Where are the mirror's?". I just growled at her went in the garage and closed the door behind me.
Here I was all proud of my work and she comes out and sees something I overlooked. [sm=headbang.gif]

 

2nd opinions are more then welcomed. Always great to see such nice feedback. Man its a lot of work getting the car just to that stage...

 

The payoff is worth it. Enough said.