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March
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In This Issue - Extraordinary (Paul Faessler's '65 Shelby GT350); PONY TRAILS 2001 - Blossoms, Carneys, Dogs, And Ponies - Oh, My! (Macron is a great one-day show: you should be there); Gift Horse (Kay Jones' '66 hardtop); How-To: Cowl Repair For '65-'68 Mustangs (Once again, we tackle the common problem of leaking cowl vents); Ol' Yeller (Gary Dempsey's '68 fastback); How-To: '65-'66 Front Drum Brakes - Rebuilding And Detailing (Project '66 gets new dancing "shoes"); Special Section (The newest and hottest parts PLUS club listings and other services); How-To: '69-'70 Dashpanel Restoration (We fit Project '70 with a (almost) good-as-new dashpanel); How-To: '71-'73 SportsRoof Trunk Detail (Closing in on the finish line, Lazarus gets its hindquarters fit with new and restored bits); 2-60 Air (Jeff Smith's '69 428 SCJ Mach 1); Steeda's New Steeds (Dariio Orlando and his crew at Steeda whip the '01 Mustang into prime shape); Cool Chameleon (Brent Mullen's '97 Saleen convertible); Pick A Gear, Any Gear: Manual Transmission Options For Your Late-Model Mustang (With the aid of some veteran transmission experts, we'll help you decide what to put behind that hot Ford engine in your '79-'01 Mustang) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; Resto Roundup; New Bits; Late-Model Corral; Advertisers' Index; Parts And Services; Events; Beyond The Basics; Readers' Album
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May
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In This Issue - Take It Off The Trailer (Stop towing it, start driving it); Wild 64 1/2 (Roy and Brenda Curtis' '64 1/2 convertible); PONY TRAILS 2001 (Happy Trails. Indiana, Pennsylvania and Steamboat Springs - a whole lota rollin'); How-To: Carter X Fuel Pump Rebuild (When you have an X pump rebuilding it is an option - thanks to AMK); How-To: Dyno-Tuning For Power (You might think it's right? We show you that it might not be so); Working For Scale (A scale Boss 302 to die for); Great Taste, Less Filling (Grag Scalf's '70 Boss 302); Dixie Cobra (Robert Waddel's what-if '72 Cobra); mustangmonthly.com (Internet junkies rejoice - we're baaaaack); How-To: Prep And Paint Your Mustang (If you wish to invest the time and money, you can still paint your own car); How-To: Pin Letters On '65-'68 Mustangs, Part One Of A Two-Part Series (Properly position your Mustang emblems); Way-Out Reunion (Jim and Lisa Chism's '67 GT hardtop); Deliverance (Oliver "Scooter" Raoust Jr's '87 LX); How-To: Install '94-'01 Turn Signal Mirrors (Let them know where you're going with this safety and styling upgrade from Classic Design Concepts) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; Resto Roundup; New Bits; Parts And Services; Advertisers' Index; Late-Model Corral; Events; Beyond The Basics; Readers' Album
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June
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In This Issue - Factory Freaks! (Bizarre cars and combos you won't believe); Flattery (Reggie Trigg's '65 GT350 clone); How-To: Correctly Install Pin Letters On '67-'68 Mustangs: Part Two Of A Two-Part Series (For the '67-'68, getting it right becomes more challenging); How-To: Install A '65-'68 Hardtop Headliner (Project '66 gets moonskinned by Virginia Classic Mustang); Time Traveler (Bob Perkins' 2,640.9-mile hardtop); Show? Oh, No (Steve Lubbert's '69 Boss 429); Seriously Styling (Michael Hall's '68 GT fastback); PONY TRAILS 2001 - Rollingfarmland And Rocky Mountains (Carlisle ane Steamboat Springs - two great places to trail and show); High Style (Michael Paluh's '73 Mach 1); How-To: Legroom And Headroom For Tallere Drivers (Shorten your seat pans and gain greater headroom); How-To: Select The Perfect Tire (P-metrics, plus-sizing, and where you fit in); How-To: Stripe Your Steed (The Sport stripe adds appeal - unless its crooked); Object Of Desire (Leah Kappler's Budget Rent A Car '97 Saleen); How-To: Late-Model Engine Compartment Detailing (Make 'em stop and stare by show-prepping your engine compartment and engine); How-To: Lighting Upgrades On '87-'93 Mustangs (Smoke, clear or stock replacement - there are plenty of options for Fox Mustang owners) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Late-Model Corral; Parts And Services; Beyond The Basics; Advertisers' Index; Events; Readers' Album
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August
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In This Issue - Cobra vs. Cobra Jet (Pitting the baddest of the muscle Mustangs against each other for a quick look at who's boss on the track and the street); PONY TRAILS 2001! - 25 Years And Counting (We see the countryside between Atlanta and Commerce, Georgia); Work Of Art (Gary Bowman's '66 GT convertible); How-To: '65-'68 Heater Core Rebuild (Project '66 gets heated up); How-To: '65-'66 Vent-Window Frame Restoration (Replace your pitted vent-window frames in one afternoon); Sneaky (Mark and Tina Wilson's '93 Cobra); Superhero Deluxe (Jim Celentano's '68 GT500KR fastback); Velvet Hammer(Jim Ward's '69 Grande); Since New (Dan Ingearetson's '71 Boss 351); Soft Parts (Understanding the stuff that makes your Mustang tight and quiet); Long-Term Commitment (Mark Hyde's '68 fastback); How-To: Maximum Motorsports Rear Sway Bar (Fine-tuning your Mustang's rear suspension with Maximum Motorsport's adjustable sway bar); How-To: Choose The Right Muffler (Now listen up. We take National Parts Depot's Turbo 2 1/4 system and try a variety of mufflers on for size); How-To: '69 Grande Beautification (What to do with your ugly rear end); How-To: Hoodscoop Your '99-2000 (The 35th anniversary scoop - a little jazz for your mundane mount) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; In Search Of Mustangs; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Late-Model Corral; Beyond The Basics; Events; Advertisers' Index; Readers' Album
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September
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In This Issue - Restore It Right! (We get with the experts and discover how to get the job done right); How-To: Hide A Pertonix Ignitor (A Sneaky guide to Hidden Performance); Heavy-Laden (Jerry Walker's '67 GT hardtop); How-To: '71-'73 Back Glass Install (We show you how Ford did it and see how we do it); How-To: '65-'66 Five-Dial Gauge Cluster Rebuild (You look at your gauges every time you drive, why now make them easy on the eyes); SPECIAL MUSTANG CLUB OF AMERICA SECTION! (25th Anniversary Program); How-To: Build An Engine Right (Avoiding the faux pas that can cost you plenty); Protecting Your Investment (What you should know about parts and cars); Personalization Plan (Frank Abraham's '65 fastback); II Cool (Bob and Vicki McLaughlin's '77 Cobra II); Familiar=Family (Lohn and Karen Ringstaff's '69 GT500); PONY TRAILS 2001 - 25 Years And Counting (Come on! Everybody's doin' it); Camming It Up (A beginner's guide to camshaft upgrades for '89-'95 5.0L Mustangs); Radically Red (Virgil Griffith's '94 GT) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; In Search Of Mustangs; Pony Tales; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Beyond The Basics; Late-Model Corral; Advertisers' Index; Events; Readers' Rides
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October
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In This Issue - BULLITT! (Ford and Warner Brothers team up got the baddest GT yet); How-To: Project '66 Dash Restoration (We continue the interior by freshening the dash assembly); How-To: Install A Hydraulic Clutch (JMC Motorsports brings you the invisible hydraulic clutch); How-To: Get Ports O' Power (Here's a groovy hidden modification that makes twist and doesn't hurt originality); All In The Game (Chris Hunter's '65 convertible); Royal & Ready (Roger Jacob's '70 Mach 1); Almost Gone (Greg Snyder's '68 hardtop); Hitchin' Your Pony (A beginner's guide to trailer towing setup and options); SPECIAL CATALOG SECTION; Free-Flow Your 5.0 (Our continuing examination of intake/exhaust flow improvements for 5.0 Mustangs looks at head and intake manifold options); Quality Is Job...(Don Smith's '71 Boss 351); Mighty Memories (John Raymer's '68 GT500KR fastback); 2001 Cobra (In the immortal words of the Talking Heads: "Same as it ever was"); Gettin' Older (Brent Ewald's '84 GT 350 convertible) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; In Search Of Mustangs; Pony Tales; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Beyond The Basics; Late-Model Corral; Advertisers' Index; Events; Readers' Album
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November
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In This Issue - Hot Guide To: Stock Or Modified (We show you the pros and cons of Modified and Concours cars); DONE DEM PONY TRAILS Part 1 - Ocala, Macon, And Nashville (Mount up for a look at where we went, who went, and how it turned out); How-To: Trade A T-5 For A Tremec 3550 Five-Speed (Easy to do when you have all the parts); How-To: Project '66 Audio Upgrade (Our hardtop project receives crusing tunes capability via Custom Audio Sound); Just A Little (Mike Little's '73 convertible); How-To: Seat Covers (Keeping your seats nice with Jean Seat's seat covers); Only You...(James Howard's '98 Saleen Cobra); J-J-Jet! (Mickey Chrisman's '69 Mach 1); Shelby On The Quick (Dick Berry's '69 GT-350); How-To: Dakota Digital Gauges (We follow along as the folks at Dakota set up the gauges for Project '70); How-To: Add Rear Control Arms (Gain control of those unruly rear tires on your late-model); Saved! (Jim and Earla Turich's '66 Mustang GT fastback); I'm A Baaad Man (Mike Nunn's '67 GT351); MUSTANG! The Beginning (Recognizing and understanding the car that started it all - 1965-1966); How-To: Install An Intermittent Windshield Wiper Controller (DDK Technologies offers this slick setup for '67-'70 Mustangs) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; Pony Tales; In Search Of Mustangs; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Late-Model Corral; Advertisers' Index; Beyond The Basics; Events; Readers' Album
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December
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In This Issue - 20 Penny-Pinching Resto Tips (Wanna save some money on that restoration? These tips will get you there); How-To: Centerforce Clutch (Replacing the heavy-footed clutch with a light-footed version); How-To: '79-'93 Performance Radiator Upgrade (Increasing cooling capacity and looks are what you'll get with BeCool's Total Cooling Solution Modules); PONY TRAILS 2001 - Pony Trails! Carlisle, Steamboat, Bellevue (Oh, the scenery; oh, the cars; oh boy, are we tired); Performance Plan (Robert Cobb's '70 Boss 302); Wow 'Em! (Larry Hanna's '67 GT hardtop); Yellow Fever (John and Sue Douglas' '72 Mach 1 HO); Holiday Gift Guide (Want something special for yourself? Copy this and spread it around); GT For Two (Dave and Terry Ruffel's '65 GT fastback); A 3000-Mile Pony Trail (The ultimate road trip? We think so, when you combine the latest Mustang GT, some of the nation's most spectacular sights, and a full week of time); Last Of A Breed (Robert Stroup's '70 GT350 convertible); MUSTANG! (Improving on a great American original - '67-'68); How-To: Project '66 Side Glass Installation (We reassemble our hardtop's door and quarter window internals); Sanitary Sedan (Tony and Jossie Menendez's'93 sedan) Departments - Hoofbeats; Pony Express; In Search Of Mustangs; Pony Tales; New Bits; Resto Roundup; Advertisers' Index; Events; Late-Model Corral; Beyond The Basics; Readers' Albums
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