Recent content by OldCoastie

Have a 2026 GT Premium and would like to know if there is any way to replace the grill pony without removing the entire front end. Any ideas? JUST THE PONY nothing else.

NO, treasure the memory of having them during a time when we could go to the showroom and buy a new Muscle Car off the lot, something you younger people cannot do, you have to buy them restored., So I prefer to rememver the Cragars when you bought tem on your muscle car when it was new.....just...

My 63 SWC used ORIGINAL Torque Thrust, for DRUM Brakes, really very scarce to find.

Great looking Cuds, and I agree, hate the web or honeycomb wheels, real PIA to clean.

Personally I love these optional wheels, I got with my Mustang, from the factory. I think it captures the five spoke wheel of the past, but its more in line with the S-650 lines and shapes.

The Cragers I had was on my brand new 73 Malibu SS; If I can find picture I will post it up. They look great on that car, and I did much more with mods as I had air shocks on the back, put on a Weiden Tarantula Intake with a Holley 750 dual pump, Hooker Headers, Thrush Glass Packs, and a...

LOVE SS CRAGERS, on a 67 Mustang GT Coupe, or 69 Chevelle SS, NOT on newer models cars. Tire profiles, wider tires, and body styles have changed. I like 5 spoke wheels, but the newer versions on our car. Cragers where made during a certain time period and that is where they should stay. IMHO...

Really interesting the amount of time and money spent supporting the aftermarket suppliers,

Most likely is was RPI Design. I gave Jeff the original owner many ideas for painting Corvette Engine covers and other things. I don't know who is running the shop now, but they have very few items for the S-650 Generation Mustang. Took a lot of patience but figured it out, and love the look...

I hope all of you are right, but I still do not trust dealers. HOWEVER, the dealer I bought my car from was great and all promises and agreements were kept. Support during build and transport was great as my salesperson, Jason, was very responsive and accurate. I prepare for the worse and...

Don't shoot the messanger but don't want to be a Danny Downer. In order to guarantee the agreed out the door final price you must have a signed sales contract agreement with both your and the sales MANAGER's signature. Deposit depends upon the dealer and a deposit is not necessary if the...

You should pay the price you and dealer signed on the sales agreement at the time the car was ordered. You should NOT have to pay the $500. increase after the date you signed the sales agreement and FORD accepted the order. Now things could have changed lets here what other have to say about...

Here couple of impromptu phone photos taken earler this week....From Sunny (and HOT) Florida.

I know its there and thats all that matters... But when you show the car adds so much.