New guy from Cali.
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3
From: California
New guy from Cali.
Hey MF! new guy from Santa Maria, California.
I'm seventeen and a senior at Santa Maria High.
I have loved cars for as long as i can remember.
And now i have a 1966 mustang coupe 289 with a 3 speed manual.
Originally, it was my uncles car. He got it back in 2003 from a local guy.
I got this car from my uncle because i am working on his 65' coupe.
I am not doing it by myself, i'm having friends and teachers help me.
The car is not yet finished and will be going slowly because i am a poor high schooler.
Well here are some pictures.
I'm seventeen and a senior at Santa Maria High.
I have loved cars for as long as i can remember.
And now i have a 1966 mustang coupe 289 with a 3 speed manual.
Originally, it was my uncles car. He got it back in 2003 from a local guy.
I got this car from my uncle because i am working on his 65' coupe.
I am not doing it by myself, i'm having friends and teachers help me.
The car is not yet finished and will be going slowly because i am a poor high schooler.
Well here are some pictures.
...I do like!
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 535
From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Welcome bitamin_66 to MF, from beautiful British Columbia, Canada!
What a great '66 project car you have there young fella! The body looks nice and straight.
Is this going to be a complete 'stock restoration?' Or you going to 'customize a bit'?
Don't forget to take tons of pics of that re-build. There will be more than a
few folks wanting to buy that car once it's finished. Documentation is a
great thing to have, for sure. Keep us posted, will ya?
Good luck with your project AND thanks a bunch to your Uncle!
Larry
What a great '66 project car you have there young fella! The body looks nice and straight.
Is this going to be a complete 'stock restoration?' Or you going to 'customize a bit'?
Don't forget to take tons of pics of that re-build. There will be more than a
few folks wanting to buy that car once it's finished. Documentation is a
great thing to have, for sure. Keep us posted, will ya?
Good luck with your project AND thanks a bunch to your Uncle!
Larry
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3
From: California
Thanks guys for the welcome.
Yeah, my uncle is so awesome, hes like my second dad.
Well for now i'm just thinking of a 'stock restoration' but sooner or later i'm going to 'customize a bit'
And ill be taking tons of pictures for sure. But i will be working on the 65' more. So this one will stay the same for awhile, besides the all of exterior pieces.
Yeah, my uncle is so awesome, hes like my second dad.
Well for now i'm just thinking of a 'stock restoration' but sooner or later i'm going to 'customize a bit'
And ill be taking tons of pictures for sure. But i will be working on the 65' more. So this one will stay the same for awhile, besides the all of exterior pieces.