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seabee20 
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 Topic: Windshield 67 mustangPosted: September-16-2008 at 5:10pm |
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Looking for a windshield for my 67,also the frame with the center piece. Very hard to find
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Posted: September-16-2008 at 9:17pm |
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YEP
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seabee20
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Posted: September-16-2008 at 10:03pm |
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Doc,
Ya didnt have to rub it in. |
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Posted: September-16-2008 at 10:25pm |
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seabee, not trying to rub at all, just "statin' tha facts ". I remember how bad it "Stung" when I bought the new windsheild for our '64.
Two months later TaylorMade announces no more winshields,all the extrusions have been used.They can still mold the plexiglass but not the frames...... Now that price does not sting nearly as bad.Some one on the site may have one stuck back or a parts boat will surface, just have FAITH...............Boat dr |
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seabee20
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Posted: September-17-2008 at 4:13am |
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Doc,
Know you where not rubbin. Thanks for the encouragement. This restoration is long with a limited budget etc... But am not giving up. My gel coat is toast so I,m sanding etc prep for awlgrip. The stringers are set and in place. My 302 just got the heads back. Now buying new carb,exhaust elbows, wiring,pumps etc.. basically complete restore. I visit this site everyday and learn and laugh. Maybe next year it will be ready. The weather here in Washington was terriable(sp) this summer. No garage/shop so its tarps and wait for sunny weather for me. |
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Posted: September-18-2008 at 3:44am |
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seabee,
Lets see some pics of the 67? |
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coltsphan
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Posted: September-24-2008 at 12:11am |
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Hey Seabee, where ya located? I am a Navy man myself.
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seabee20
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Posted: October-07-2008 at 8:01pm |
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Retired up here on Whidbey Island in Washington. Beautiful spot of the country.
Coltsphan, What was your rate in the Navy? 62 Wood, I'll take some soon as the sun comes out? I'm thinking its time give up the Boat and continue inside, with the motor. Still lookin for a windshield? 
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Posted: October-07-2008 at 11:36pm |
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Welcome seabee20.
I was also in the US Navy. 1975-1979. Served aboard the USS America CV66 Aircraft Carrier, ships company. FTM2 (Fire Control Technician Missiles) Terrier Missile Systems.. really old stuff. Vacuum Tubes, Oscilators, Syncros and Gyros. Seems so long ago now... |
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