I still get some great emails from readers of the site who have their own projects on the go and this one I received recently is one of the best. Damian is a local Sydney guy not too far from where I am that has his own 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor project on the go. It’s quite amazing how this site can bring all the Eleanor enthusiasts together, I never knew there would be so many so close to me.
It’s been a long time since I posted about the project of my friend, Toby. His Eleanor has been the ‘other woman’ in the equation and whilst my car rests up in the shed Toby’s car is undergoing a faster restoration, mainly due to Toby’s tighter deadlines.
I had an interesting email this week from one of my readers who was browsing the stories of the 1965 Playboy Pink cconvertible that my builder has. Tony read the post and thought he would email in the pictures of his car. A 1967 Pink Convertible that has quite a unique story to it.
I often come across new images from Eleanor owners, especially members of the Eleanor forums I frequent. This week member, DaveSanborn, posted up some beauties of his son’s black 1968 Eleanor creation.
Speaking of the Bullitt Mustang, I just received these images from my builder of a 1968 Fastback he’s restoring into a 1968 Bullitt Clone. I don’t have much info on it but thought I would post the pictures up anyway.
So a couple of weeks ago I asked for you guys to email me your pictures and stories of your cars and in return I would post them up. Well due to my own project slowing down a bit (don’t get me started!) I thought no better time to take a look at some others.
First I’ll kick it off with Adam’s 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback S Code. He comments on here as ‘waldo’
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