question, how come all these mustang sites are NOT full of any useful info. I mean all we have is a bunch of sites that sells parts, others that only tell you some lame explaination of a some sort of "swap," and then some try to do some history, and all you get is the same generic history or misinformation that probably their next door neighbor heard a rumor about, an they are just passing it as truth.
The internet has been "on" for a while now, and so have mustang sites. By now you would think that there would be everything about classic stangs on here, but there isn't. There should be diagrams and all types of schematics of everything inside the mustang. there should be very detailed sites on how to do any type of restoration. there should be specs "up the Ying Yang", all from the common engine (289) specs to the specs on the motors of the convertibles...
okay I understand that everyone is busy, including me... I was starting my project and was going to document everything, but I can see why it slows you down... but a detailed summary of what you did that day or that week should still be good info. they don't even have that on some sites. I once saw this ambitious site (i believe it was mustangtv or mustang.tv) that was going to document a restoration but I haven't heard from them yet.
free information should be the motto for us enthusiasts, as much as possible, and not just the same thing everywhere you look, almost like if your walking down you local mall...
anyway, my question.... why type of connection does the 3 speed transmission on a 67 stang have that connects the shifter. the engine is a 200 six?