Project "Barn Bird" Reply #121 – March 30, 2014, 03:10:20 PM Quote from: thunderjet302;431522If you're going to run the snowflakes I have a thought: why not polish the face and then paint the pockets body color? I think the pockets would look good in matching blue.Ive actually thought of that, just need to find something to put under it while thats going on. Wanna keep it mobile!! I got rid of a lot of my fox rims, back when I was out of the Tbird scene for a while. Hell I used to have a set of turbines!! Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #122 – April 02, 2014, 04:51:24 AM Did Ryan get a hold of you? He is taking the headliner in from your old car to have it redone. Figured with a new sunroof in place he could safely restore the headliner. He was told by the guy that the cardboard is shot in it and will basically need to be all new using the old one as a template. He was going to ask about the possibility of getting a second one made for you since he has to basically start from scratch anyway. We haven't asked yet, but we wanted to see if you were interested. I'm not sure on a price but it will probably be around $120 give or take a little bit. That was the original quote. Wouldn't worry about shipping as we can meet somewhere. But we thought of you and your destroyed headliner when he told us he had to start from scratch. Let one of us know either way because I imagine the headliner will get taken care of shortly. He's anxious to drive the car again. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #123 – April 03, 2014, 12:36:58 AM Is that just for a new backing or is that with fabric on it to? I need to call up a local guy that my co-workers turned me onto and see what he says. Ill let him know either way!! Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #124 – April 03, 2014, 03:04:48 AM Will verify and get back to you on that. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #125 – April 09, 2014, 08:57:44 PM Took advantage of the warm weather today and did some work on the bumper covers. Rear cover is almost ready for paint, just mainly need to work where the red trim was. Front is a work in progress , lots of little thing to do to get it ready. Did my slight mod on it, let's see how observant you all are!!! Lol Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #126 – April 09, 2014, 09:01:40 PM You opened up the slots on the end. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #127 – April 09, 2014, 09:14:37 PM Dang you Vinny!!! Lol should have figured you for sure would have noticed! Considering I'm gonna have my filter about that low figured it could help the motor breath. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #128 – May 17, 2014, 10:38:44 PM Im at a toss up with this guys run the 2.3T as originally planned or ,with the loss of a good friend and co-worker that had a dream of turboing his built mustang, turbo a 5.0 in memory of him. His car was supercharged, but could never leave it alone and wanted something different again. Im at a loss and cant decide now. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #129 – May 18, 2014, 12:17:57 AM Either one will serve you well in my opinion. the car started out 2.3, why change it?A 302 would bey choice any day of the week. huge aftermarket, easy parts interchange ect. but a turbo or blower will pretty much put you in block splitting territory, or you just won't get the power out of it to keep it together.i say build up the 2.3. A blown or turbo'd 302 is a ton of work and will get expensive really quick. Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #130 – July 19, 2014, 12:41:22 AM Finally got some things coming together again. Picked up the fuel pump hanger from evintho, so now I just need to buy a new tank. A Mustang buddy of mine called today and asked if I still needed a T5, well of coarse!! Picking up a whole 2.3 5 speed stang to rob what can/will work on the Tbird and sell what wont and junk whats left. Just enough left to be a donor car!! Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #131 – July 25, 2014, 01:37:08 AM Found a bit of a surprise in the parts stang. Ironically I was in need of these 6x8's, Infinity Reference 6812cf Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #132 – August 03, 2014, 09:22:18 PM Officially have trans pulled from the mustang, and 2 screw's holding me back from the roller cam and followers. My son got to help a bit today, mainly pulling the stang in. He was on sister babysitting duty for most of the part removal, but he had fun pulling it in!! Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #133 – August 09, 2014, 11:32:40 PM Finished pulling some things like the cam and some parts Ive sold off of the parts stang today. In the process I looking in the door speaker grille and realized there was non-factory speakers in there to, low and behold it was a set of Sony Explode 3 way 6" speakers!! So now the Tbirds gonna be fully outfitted with aftermarket speakers. Ive already hooked them all to a test radio I have at home here and they all sound great!! Im knocking on being closer to making it move under its own power again!! Ironically theres just something very fitting to tearing apart a Mustang to revive a Tbird!!And as you can see, the mustang is slowly loosing the battle!!! LOL Quote Selected
Project "Barn Bird" Reply #134 – August 10, 2014, 07:11:47 AM Glad to see the progress. I know its a ways off but what color are you going to paint the Barn Bird ? Quote Selected