Congratulations Lizer, it looks and sounds amazing! If I remember correctly you were talking about a 1969 Mach1 a while back and you were thinking about picking it up, just wondering if you pursued it or not?
After 6 years, finally on the road!
Took it in for alignment and exhaust on Tuesday, and then put my first mile on the road. Last night my wife and I took it down to the gas station for its first fill up, which was a two mile round trip. Baby steps :grin:
Still have a few small things to do like seal the windshield and put the trim on, get the front bumper completely on, and fix a wire on the brake light switch. But I started on this car in 2009 and here's how it ended up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5vHWUNwFlg
Still have a few small things to do like seal the windshield and put the trim on, get the front bumper completely on, and fix a wire on the brake light switch. But I started on this car in 2009 and here's how it ended up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5vHWUNwFlg
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Oh yeah, that R code 428 SCJ drag pack Mach happily resides in my shop, on the other side of the wall from this one :grin:
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Hello Lizer,
I just happened to come across another picture
of your car - -I think it was during hunting season.
Thought perhaps others may enjoy this
YOU are the MAN - congrats
Drizzle
I just happened to come across another picture
of your car - -I think it was during hunting season.
Thought perhaps others may enjoy this
YOU are the MAN - congrats
Drizzle
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Hello. 
Congratulations, Josh. The car is beautiful. Sounds nice, also. You should be very proud of yourself.
Congratulations, Josh. The car is beautiful. Sounds nice, also. You should be very proud of yourself. 
Hi again. Ouch. Kitchen remodels are fun. We did that a while back. New cabinets, granite countertops and backsplashes, All new appliances, etc... We cheated, though. I went online, plus asked people I knew, which company did absolutely the best work around, and had them do it. They also did our master bathroom. They tore out that entire corner of the house. Roof, bricks, all wiring and plumbing, and redid everything. Two weeks later hurricane Ike came through and an enormous oak tree that was in our back yard tomahawked that side of the house. Fortunately, it barely missed my brand new, $48K bathroom and crushed a bedroom and tore up my 8ft cedar fence instead.
Ouch. Kitchen remodels are fun. We did that a while back. New cabinets, granite countertops and backsplashes, All new appliances, etc... We cheated, though. I went online, plus asked people I knew, which company did absolutely the best work around, and had them do it. They also did our master bathroom. They tore out that entire corner of the house. Roof, bricks, all wiring and plumbing, and redid everything. Two weeks later hurricane Ike came through and an enormous oak tree that was in our back yard tomahawked that side of the house. Fortunately, it barely missed my brand new, $48K bathroom and crushed a bedroom and tore up my 8ft cedar fence instead. 1 - 20 of 28 Posts
