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1994 Ford Mustang GT Convertible Pace Car


mrmike

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Thanks J. Pierre, Carl and David!  As usual, I forgot to paint the side view mirrors and I pulled them out of the box and painted them red.  They should be black to match the trim!  What was I thinking?

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4 hours ago, mrmike said:

Thanks J. Pierre, Carl and David!  As usual, I forgot to paint the side view mirrors and I pulled them out of the box and painted them red.  They should be black to match the trim!  What was I thinking?

I’ve been there.  I have painted the engine compartment semi-gloss black on some 79 and later Mustang models and go back and look at pictures of the real ones and realize they were body color.

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Just for the heck of it, I added the seat belt harness to the interior with a piece of photoetch and some belt material that I had laying around.  I removed the original seat belt hangers from the seats, added photoetch hangers, seat belt material, a little super glue and wha-laa!  Seat belts!

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I tore the front suspension apart as I didn't like the high riding suspension.  I took my hobby knife and a file and removed some of the material from the front suspension in an effort to lower the nose of the car.  So far, it looks pretty good, but I may do more.

More Pace Car to come...

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The stance is all wrong and I have been filing the front suspension to fit over the front frame of the chassis around the engine plus I am trying to clean up the mess I have made.  I'm not sure why the front sits so high, but I will try to get it lowered some.  
More Pace Car to come...

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Thanks Curtis!  I was tempted to lower the back of the car, but that seemed to be a lot of work that I didn't really want to do.  The front of the car was enough with all of the sanding involved.

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