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I love my 05 Mustang convertible. One of the most trouble free cars I've owned. And fun to drive.

It doesn't take much to change a part number. You should make a close comparison between the two. Take photos and measure. It seems a 68 would interchange with your 67.

Its a beauty. Personally, i'd like to see it with the full wheel covers back on it. My past 69 custom suburban.

It would be to your advantage to locate an original 1964 Mopar factory parts book. Usually around $150/200.00 but it could save you that much in buying incorrect parts.

My rule of thumb is, either it has to have a tailgate..... or the top has to go down. One of each is best.

Here in Bama all you need is a bill of sale. No titles issued for 72 and prior vehicles.

X2..... :thumbsup:..:thumbsup:

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I admire the level of detail Mike. Very inspirational. A little trivia.... The oil filter was painted engine color when your wagon was delivered new.

You have a wonderful photographic eye. An epic road trip. for sure.

Traveling the US and state highways........ That's the way to go. You'll see the REAL America. Enjoy your trip, I'll be riding with you in spirit. Will. OH....... :welcome:

No need to wait. Most members trailers are a work in progress. I try to keep the exterior as original as possible, not a big fan of the "matching tow/trailer" look. That rarely got done back in the day. I've redone the interior of mine, (Connie) for comfort. Removed the old stove, (cook outside...

A man after my own heart. I have a 1968 Concord 19' travel trailer. Love it. Are you a member of the "TCT"? (Tin Can Tourists)

NO......... You need to confer with a local auto trim shop, or perhaps SMS or Original interiors. They will send samples. It should be no problem matching the color and grain with your plastic panels.

Me too. I've had my wagon fling. This looks like a nice one though.

Did you get the VIN number....?