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1964 1/2 Mustang Convertible Restoration Project

The Story - In 1992 my wife greeted me at the door with an Uncle Henry's and a phone #. We found our Mustang in Durham Maine where a Kid had taken it from a Barn UNDER HAY in Mass. We bought it with out getting it running for $2,500 by time we returned to pick it up..we were offered more money. After getting it home found the numbers all match and was a True 64 built April 1 number 6276 with 056212 miles. Raven Black with Power Top... but needs some tlc

Exhaust, Drive Shaft, Fuel Tank Filler Pipe

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By A Mustang 1964 - June 04, 2009

Added Drive Shaft, Fuel Tank Filler Pipe and started to put on Exhaust (need to order header pipes)

Drive Train Exhaust Fuel Tank

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