A chip off the old block

rsv1cox on Thu Jul 18, 2019 10:18 am

Actually he puts me to shame for attention to detail.....Mark spent the past weeks removing the rear end assembly of his '65 Mustang and rebuilding the differential to factory specs including the original color scheme.

DrCox on Thu Jul 18, 2019 10:50 am

rsv1cox wrote:Actually he puts me to shame for attention to detail.....Mark spent the past weeks removing the rear end assembly of his '65 Mustang and rebuilding the differential to factory specs including the original color scheme.

Looks to be a maroon '69 'stang parked in the garage.

Restoration on the '65 rear end appears to be concours in quality.

NEW222 on Thu Jul 18, 2019 6:04 pm

Greal looking cars, and especially the work done on them.

rsv1cox on Fri Jul 19, 2019 6:20 am

Thanks guys.

The car was basically a body shell when he got it, a mixture of parts some after-market, some original. No interior, glass, and a hacked-up dash but with an original engine. However the transmission and differential were out of other Ford products. All replaced now with the correct numbers.

Bob

Marleysky on Fri Jul 19, 2019 8:30 am

rsv1cox wrote:Thanks guys.

The car was basically a body shell when he got it, a mixture of parts some after-market, some original. No interior, glass, and a hacked-up dash but with an original engine. However the transmission and differential were out of other Ford products. All replaced now with the correct numbers.

Bob

You mean these cars might have a chance of redemption??