Comments on: About http://pinkmustangs.com Just another WordPress site Mon, 19 Mar 2012 20:14:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: teambenya http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-11 teambenya Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:14:55 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-11 Yes, indeed we did! I'm still working on setting up a registry data base, this site should be ported over to a new server in the next month or so and I hope to start the registry this spring! Yes, indeed we did! I’m still working on setting up a registry data base, this site should be ported over to a new server in the next month or so and I hope to start the registry this spring!

]]> By: Teri http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-10 Teri Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:53:21 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-10 I think I met you at Ford Carlisle in 2009. I own a 1967 Dusk Rose Mustang. We talked for a long time at my car. Your car looks real nice. I think I met you at Ford Carlisle in 2009. I own a 1967 Dusk Rose Mustang. We talked for a long time at my car. Your car looks real nice.

]]> By: 2+2GT http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-9 2+2GT Sun, 27 Dec 2009 13:43:43 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-9 You mention: "If you notice in the pictures, the body is in excellent shape, and the paint has been recently re-done. The odd part to the car is that the engine bay doesn’t match up to what a 1965 Mustang should be. The ‘65 V-8’s didn’t have blue air cleaners or valve covers, and most of the exterior chrome (including the lower rail mouldings, this isn’t a GT) is missing." So many people think Ford engines are all blue that even rebuilders sometimes repaint 64-65 engines blue, instead of the correct black (with appropriate-color valve cover and air cleaner). Of course, it could also be a replacement used engine. The date codes on the block etc. would tell. The rocker panel mouldings were optional on 64 and 65 Mustangs, they didn't become standard until 66. You are quite right they were not used on 65-66 GT's. I'm curious what car the Motorcraft 2100 was rebuilt for. "Motorcraft" didn't exist until mid-1972, when Ford sold "Autolite", so it can't be original on any of the cars you have listed. You mention:
“If you notice in the pictures, the body is in excellent shape, and the paint has been recently re-done. The odd part to the car is that the engine bay doesn’t match up to what a 1965 Mustang should be. The ‘65 V-8’s didn’t have blue air cleaners or valve covers, and most of the exterior chrome (including the lower rail mouldings, this isn’t a GT) is missing.”

So many people think Ford engines are all blue that even rebuilders sometimes repaint 64-65 engines blue, instead of the correct black (with appropriate-color valve cover and air cleaner). Of course, it could also be a replacement used engine. The date codes on the block etc. would tell.

The rocker panel mouldings were optional on 64 and 65 Mustangs, they didn’t become standard until 66. You are quite right they were not used on 65-66 GT’s.

I’m curious what car the Motorcraft 2100 was rebuilt for. “Motorcraft” didn’t exist until mid-1972, when Ford sold “Autolite”, so it can’t be original on any of the cars you have listed.

]]> By: teambenya http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-8 teambenya Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:51:29 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-8 Yeah, it's still for sale, that particular junkyard has 2 factory pink mustangs sitting in it. If you have a factory pink '67 vert, I would recommend getting in touch with martiauto. Buy a Marti report and it should be able to tell you everything you ever wanted to know about your car's life at the factory! Yeah, it’s still for sale, that particular junkyard has 2 factory pink mustangs sitting in it. If you have a factory pink ’67 vert, I would recommend getting in touch with martiauto. Buy a Marti report and it should be able to tell you everything you ever wanted to know about your car’s life at the factory!

]]> By: Mark http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-7 Mark Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:14:55 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-7 Hi, I think that the mustang in the junkyard is the question; is it still for sell ... ? Note: I have found a 67 convertible which is reportedly originally pink. Is there any information to help track down the DSO ? Thanks, Mark Hi,
I think that the mustang in the junkyard is the question; is it still for sell … ?
Note: I have found a 67 convertible which is reportedly originally pink. Is there
any information to help track down the DSO ?
Thanks,
Mark

]]> By: teambenya http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-6 teambenya Sun, 25 Oct 2009 22:10:25 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-6 I'm sorry, I'm not following. Is what still for sale? I’m sorry, I’m not following. Is what still for sale?

]]> By: elle http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-5 elle Sun, 25 Oct 2009 16:27:04 +0000 http://pinkmustangs.com/about/#comment-5 is this still for sale? is this still for sale?

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