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(@Christopher Novak)
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Dang it! another must have. that's like six or seven of them!

This is gonna hurt . Another fix for my habit.

Thanks Tony, where would I be without you to get me the latest
"stuff"? see you next week.



   
(@Tom Ciryak)
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Now that looks good. The other pic made me want to puke!



   
(@Kevin Gregory)
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Yep, but it's not cylinder #5...

These are inspection marks picked up along the "line",
often you'll see dabs of different color paint on the rear axle and in other places, these are inspection marks.



   
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LOL!!!



   
(@Lewis S Smith Jr)
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Hey Kev, don't know if anyone is still looking at this thread, but...

The parts car is indeed a GTX, just a hardtop instead of the drop top. And unless someone comes along with an offer I can't resist, I am keeping my GTX beauty. It turns out as I was showing the car to people, I realized I just couldn't part with it!!!
Now I DO have a 1988 Mustang GT Convertible with only 11,000 miles on it for sale for the right buyer!! Anyone interested!!??



   
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