Restoration projects?

[PEGAZUS]

This phantom has been seen several times during the past 2 years. It appears - it disappears - it reappears. Eventually, it was spotted, parked in an alley. The VIN number confirms it is a 1972 with the Cobra Jet engine. What this car needs more than a proper car cover and (OMG) indoor winter storage, is restoration.







Have you spotted any worth restoring?

[Kyle]

Yeah I have... a 2008 Cali GT....

[PEGAZUS]

Good one, Kyle!! Well, someone got out the snow shovel and cleared a route for the '72 and took it for a spin. It's easy to spot, parked near the hyway 7 & 15 intersection at the moment. Took PEGAZUS for a run this afternoon too. Thanks to the new Ford Cougar turn signal kit, the trip was in-sequential (there's a really bad pun in there somewhere, Wolfgang).

[stephen]

The weather has been so nice, I wish I could take the Mach out for a spin. Too bad it has no coolant in it, is up on jack stands, the alternator and throttle body are sitting on the table in the garage, and I have all the fuel injector's disconnected. The Mach is in the middle of a "restoration" of it's own...

[PEGAZUS]

The new MACH 1 will be ready soon, I bet. Looking forwards to a show & tell night. You've made / are making quite a few changes this winter.

I drove to work today. Insert evil grin here.

I got pulled over (sort of, I was parked) by Lance, in his new blue 2010 Mustang. I gave him the website info - and hope he joins the NCMA. He pointed out quite a few features of the 2010 that I didn't know about.

It's important to post info in the "future members section" about NCMA events and meetings. It will encourage them to join up. Thursday's gathering this week is advertised - excellent. We get info though emails too but that isn't always cross-posted to the GENERAL section of the website.

[stephen]

The new MACH 1 will be ready soon, I bet. Looking forwards to a show & tell night. You've made / are making quite a few changes this winter.

I drove to work today. Insert evil grin here.

I got pulled over (sort of, I was parked) by Lance, in his new blue 2010 Mustang. I gave him the website info - and hope he joins the NCMA. He pointed out quite a few features of the 2010 that I didn't know about.

It's important to post info in the "future members section" about NCMA events and meetings. It will encourage them to join up. Thursday's gathering this week is advertised - excellent. We get info though emails too but that isn't always cross-posted to the GENERAL section of the website.

I have Andrew set up to post news on the front page, and I think he has been on top of that. Since I'm not on the exec anymore, I don't get advanced notice of upcoming events anymore...

[05v6coupe]

Yup, I'm on top of it. I have also been posting stuff to the calendar. Unfortunately the calendar puts it in, in the order the I enter it not necessarily chronologically. So when you select a month the events may not me in order. That is something that our skilled webmaster will have to fix when he isn't busy installing stuff on his Mach.

[PEGAZUS]

The updates are terrific. 2010 events, instead of old news on the home page= excellent.

The 1972 Mach 1 was moved close to the intersection of highway 7 and 15 in Carleton Place, and has now been sold.

2 blocks east was a black 1991 5.0L manual tranny fastback (from Texas) that has also been sold.