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’76 Ford 2600 Tractor injector pump
Hi my friends;) Guess I’ll be blogging for a while, can’t do anything in this persistent heat! In 1976, my father bought this Ford 2600 Tractor brand new! When he passed, the tractor wound up at a friends place as no one in the family wanted the old tractor. The tractor was stored underneath […]
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Jul, 08, 2022
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Early Bronco “uncut fenders”
Hey, it’s me dne’~ time to talk about something for goodness sake~ the 100 degree temps have slowed me down to a halt! lol But there are other things going on. Let’s get into it!!!;) It’s common for people which want an Early Bronco to have the un-cut fenders, it ups the resale […]
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- Jul, 07, 2022
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’67 Mustang Unisteer power steering rack n pinion
Oh my! it’s me Dne’ once again! A long time ago in 2008, I bought my first project car, a ’67 Mustang. There are so many decisions when “restoring, restomoding” a car. The decision on this particular blog was regarding which type of steering that I wanted to use at that time and what it […]
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- Nov, 18, 2021
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1967 Mustang Hydraulic clutch by Driveline Components
Hi gang Dne’ here;) This is an extra-ordinary blog for Classic cars and tools! Most everyone here knows (my followers that is) I’ve been working diligently on getting my 67 Mustang back on the road after Harvey (August 27, 2017)! It’s been a long road, but the past few months have been very interesting as […]
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- Jul, 17, 2019
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66 Mustang bucket seats restoration
Well, most of you know the story about my 67 Mustang being a submarine during Harvey. It was a sad thing removing the aftermarket bucket seats and tossing them into the mounding piles of trash~ Goodbye expensive seats!:( You know, at that time, I didn’t know if I was going to re-restore the car or […]
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- Apr, 04, 2019
- 6 Comments.
Dragon Fire Pro Billet distributor from AIP Electronics
Hi, I’m back again!;) I’m Dne’ and this is my story and welcome to Classic Cars and Tools! Finally getting around the starting my 5.0 in my 67 Mustang, but this story not only has to do with the distributor that I bought, but what a compliment can do! As adults or even young people, […]
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- Apr, 02, 2019
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Smell the Roses
With all the hustle and bustle, sometimes it’s nice to look at accomplishments, whether large or small we humans need something to give us meaning in life! Being idle is not healthy and I can’t imagine what I’d be doing if it weren’t for my little Texaco Station and things that go on;) Pics can […]
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- Mar, 18, 2019
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67 Mustang clutch safety switch
Gee, I’m blogging again! Life in the shop is pretty much full-time trying to get my 67 Mustang back on the road! So, a safety switch for the clutch in a 67 Mustang? Did it ever have one? The almighty search engine doesn’t reveal one to me:( Guess I’ll have to make one;) […]
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- Mar, 05, 2019
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McCane’s Automotive Enterprises
Howdy everyone, yes, it’s me Dne’, your hostess and classic car enthusiast of Classic Cars and Tools;) Let’s get to it! One of the most important parts for a performance upgrade would be in the differential~ for me, now is a good time to upgrade many things including the third-member, pumpkin, chunk, or whatever they’re […]
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- Mar, 05, 2019
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Randy’s Driveshaft Service
Hi fellow car enthusiast car folks! Dne’ here with another informative blog and progress on my 67 Mustang! Many people don’t give a driveshaft much thought, it’s just something under the car of which one will never see, or appreciate! It’s incredibly important and without it, we’d go nowhere fast! 😉 Well, I called […]
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- Mar, 05, 2019
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