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by **bobaganoosh** » 17 Mon Apr, 2006 2:55 pm

look at what I did today

got most of it done and will only take about 3 hours to finish and then start the wiring and finishing it up.

It should definately be at buggy blast.

mike

by **David Head** » 17 Mon Apr, 2006 3:13 pm

65 Mustang lights? Coooooool
Are those Kadrons?

by **bobaganoosh** » 17 Mon Apr, 2006 4:39 pm

40id baby

by **buggyryan** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 7:42 pm

cool never thought about mustang lights, those look cool. i wonder how cougar lights would look... with the sequenced flasher...hmmmmmmm

by **Faron** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 8:54 pm

What year Cougar does that Ryan?

by **David O'** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 9:17 pm

Believe it or not, the 67 cougars had an electric motor tht turned a shaft and operated three micro switches in sequence to make the light scroll to the left or the right. I'm not sure what other years did this as it was an option on the fancy models.

by **bobaganoosh** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 9:18 pm

wouldn't be a year it's kida like an aftermarket part for classics.

they have sequential l.e.d. lights for classic mustangs now. (personally I don't like them, but I do like how bright they are)

mike

by **David O'** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 9:25 pm

Nope, it was a factory option from the maker, although there may be some out now that are aftermarket.

by **blackthree4me** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 9:29 pm

monster garrage last night showed them tear down and rebuild a turbo motor in 4 hours whats the hold up lol
nice job keep up the good work

by **bobaganoosh** » 18 Tue Apr, 2006 9:37 pm

I believe it broke too.

thanks,

I was thinking what might look really cool is recesed 69 70 mustang tail lights but it would be hell to cut out of the fiberglass. but none the less really cool looking

mike

by **mkparker** » 19 Wed Apr, 2006 8:25 am

Cougar Tailights Cool on a Cougar...not so much on a buggy. IMO

by **blackthree4me** » 19 Wed Apr, 2006 9:53 am

I believe it broke too.

Nope that was after it broke it was a crate motor from bergman
the culprit was oil starvation, caused a main bearing to size up,
they went back skimed it and ran that puppy to a tune of
10.5 sec in the quarter

by **carlos del carpio** » 19 Wed Apr, 2006 11:04 am

not to hijack a thread, but didn't meyers have a bergmann engine that blew up on him, too? It was the first race he did with a manxter, I think... I heard that when Bernie himself made an engine, it rocked.. it went downhill when others did it for him..

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