first Mustand
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Joined: Jul 2008
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first Mustand
Well I have to say that this is my first Mustang. Just purchased a 1967 GTA, numbers matching Mustang. Got a good deal on it. Needs a few little touch ups. I've been a Bow Tie for a long time.
Where can I get manuals on this car? The ones at Autoz**e just don't cut it.
Where can I get manuals on this car? The ones at Autoz**e just don't cut it.
4th Gear Member
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,019
From: Houston, Texas
RE: first Mustand
First off, welcome to the Hood!
Second, I am finding that no one manual will work for all things so I usually keep several around then still have to ask questions on the forum here
Most classic mustang parts vendors carry manuals. Helps to get manuals that are specialized at times. For example, with a wiring project that I have on-going....I purchased the 1966 Shop manual that deals just with wiring diagrams and it has come in very useful.
Second, I am finding that no one manual will work for all things so I usually keep several around then still have to ask questions on the forum here
Most classic mustang parts vendors carry manuals. Helps to get manuals that are specialized at times. For example, with a wiring project that I have on-going....I purchased the 1966 Shop manual that deals just with wiring diagrams and it has come in very useful.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 3,302
From: Northernish Eastish Central Texas
RE: first Mustand
Welcome to the site Danny.
There's a couple of good Mustang Parts dealers in Houston. John's Mustang on the west side, and Mustang Depot. Either will have the manuals you need, as well as good repop parts.
There's a couple of good Mustang Parts dealers in Houston. John's Mustang on the west side, and Mustang Depot. Either will have the manuals you need, as well as good repop parts.
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