[boothboy]

Originally Posted by boothboy

What I remember is the front edge of the 64 1/2 dipped down in front and the 65 didn't . I can't remember the rest of the hood. Also when ford introduced alt. on there cats they first had external voltage regulators. I started working at a Ford dealership back in 1962 in new cars with my Dad. I serviced the first Mustang we got and the first Bronco. Also the horns on the 64 1/2 were a lot bigger then the 65. They were Manly Horns!
BB

Well crap! I just went back and see that you didn't ask about the hood per say but asked a different question entirely. Sorry.
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[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by boothboy

Well crap! I just went back and see that you didn't ask about the hood per say but asked a different question entirely. Sorry.
BB

Yep basically the hood skin wasn't "hemmed" at that little portion where the body line meets the leading edge, it was that simple. I made one once out of a 65 because the car was a 64, made a week after production in fact. There was another very rare part on this car being it was made in the first couple of weeks, hmmmmm, I'll wait until I have the floor again.

Brian

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by 496CHEVY3100

are you talking under hood or all over 65 was offered in a 2+2 fastback 64 was not

I'm talking under the hood, a major difference.

Brian

[496CHEVY3100]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

I'm talking under the hood, a major difference.

Brian

Mabe the 260

[MARTINSR]

Ding Ding Ding, you got it my friend. The generator and the 260, pretty glaring differences.
It's your floor.

Brian

[boothboy]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

Ding Ding Ding, you got it my friend. The generator and the 260, pretty glaring differences.
It's your floor.

Brian

Yes but what if the 65 you were looking at had a six? Hmmmm? They all didn't come with V-8's.

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[496CHEVY3100]

Ithink what he meant ,64 were 260 if im not mistaken all were 2 v in 65 All Mustang v8 were 4v you could get a 2v -289 but not in Mustang..
Ok my Question,what year did Chevrolet Make the first Nomad.

[carolinacustoms]

Actually they were available with a 170 6 cyl, 260 2 barrel, and a 289 4 barrel. The 289 solid lifter engines became available in June of 64.

I'm thinkin 55 was the first yer for the nomad but I could be wrong

Kelly

[boothboy]

Chevrolet introduced it's first Nomad at 1954 General Motors Motorama in New York City. The Corvette Nomad. The first production Nomad was a full size Chevrolet in 1955.
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[496CHEVY3100]

I should have said 260 was not avalible in 65 .you are rite they were 2-289s offered i think 210 and 271 hp.

I capolized MADE but it is misleading so you are correct Released for show 1954 ,Made 1952.in 4 versions and the last one i know of 1969 chevelle nomad .but they may be others SO you have the floor. intersting the fastback in rear is called a Corvette Corvair

[boothboy]

Yes you are right . The 260 was dropped in 1965 but not all 65 Mustang 289's had 4 bbl's . In fact the majority were 2v cars.

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[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by boothboy

Yes but what if the 65 you were looking at had a six? Hmmmm? They all didn't come with V-8's.

BB

I should have clarified that, sorry.

Brian

[boothboy]

In 1967 Ford had a model change with the Mustang. What major safety change was made?

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[496CHEVY3100]

Originally Posted by boothboy

Yes you are right . The 260 was dropped in 1965 but not all 65 Mustang 289's had 4 bbl's . In fact the majority were 2v cars.

BB

I am going to quit beleving what i read.on web dual master cyl brakes and that funny looking sterring wheel dont remember if it was 67 or 68

[boothboy]

Originally Posted by 496CHEVY3100

I am going to quit beleving what i read.on web

Nah don't do that. Just don't settle for one answer.

BB