Breakfast club meeting Saturday October 17 th 2009

Breakfast club meeting Saturday October 17 th –with some special guest speakers.

Haven Family Restaurant
#2-605 K L O Road
Kelowna
( from google map. It looks to be 1 block north of Pandosy on KLO by Tutt Street – I haven’t been there before, but it was recommded as good food – but average décor)

NEW TIME 9:00 AM

Look forward to seeing you all there.

Mark

FINAL McCurdy Corner for 2009

Cruise-in @ the Corner

Hi Folks:




Next Wednesday is the FINAL McCurdy Corner get together for this season. Every Wednesday, 5:30 PM throughout the Summer , Kelly and Ruth Foy have hosted this fantastic drop in event for the local car enthusiasts.


Let’s try to make this final night a big send off for the year. As always there will be a dinner special at Freddy’s Pub, door prizes and of course hanging out with some of the nicest folks you will ever find.


Come on out and have a final kick before you put the old Ford away for Winter.

See you there.

Cheers

Mark Oakley
Treasurer/Membership
Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Club
www.OkanaganMustangsandFords.com
h. 250 766 3332
c. 250 212 9896

Okanagan Show Winners at Great Vancouver Mustang Association Roundup

Just finished reading the club newsletter from Vancouver and the results of the largest Mustang car show in BC, the Great Vancouver Mustang Association Roundup.

Two of our club members were winners.

Bruce & Ingrid Duncan from Kamloops with their incredibly restored 1969 Mach I , Black Jade in colour, 428 CJ, shaker, spoilers etc and a feature car in our own newsletter. I first saw their car in Penticton at the Rotary Show in 2008 and what a beauty. Clearly, the crowd agrees as they won

Best Mustang
Best Paint

Congratulations Bruce and Ingrid.

Our second club member and lifetime Okanagan Club Member and also a member of the Vancouver Club, Brian Rempel took awards for his recently restored 1969 Mustang Sports roof GT. I saw this car for the first time a few weeks back at the A & W Cruzing the Dub night. Brian and his Dad, Ed have been laboring on this car for years. It’s an extremely rare car and its basic looks understates its rarity. Brian will correct me, but I believe it is a 1 of 1 colour and option combination car. Lovingly restored. I was amazed to see the car and it is the first time in my entire connection with Mustangs going back 35 years that I have seen this combination and type of options. Well done Rempel Family on winning

First Place 1969 Mustang Stock Class

On behalf of our executive and members and all those that appreciate the time, energy, money and personal effort that goes into creating such fine examples of the classic Mustang we applaud your efforts and offer our

CONGRATULATIONS

Mark Oakley
Treasurer/Membership
Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Club
http://www.okanaganmustangsandfords.com/
okmustang@shaw.ca

North Okanagan Wine Cruise

Organized by David and Lynne Shilliday

When - Sunday, September 20, 2009

Where - Meet at 9:15 am at Village Green Mall, Vernon on Hwy #97 (Sport Chek parking lot at north end of Mall)

Cost - $10 per person (to help with cost of dinner at Mark & Carol Oakley's following the tour)

Itinerary - Visit 5 wineries in Shuswap - North Okanagan region with lunch in Salmon Arm and return to the Lake Country
home of the Oakleys' for a Chinese food dinner.

Wineries: Hunting Hawk - BC's smallest winery north of Armstrong on Gulch Road
Granite Creek & Recline Ridge - most northerly wineries in the Tappan Area of the Shuswap
Grey Monk & Arrowleaf - in Lake Country with great views of Lake Okanagan

Specific details of the tours, lunch spot, and map(s) will be given to all tour participants at the Village Green Mall rendezvous .

Bring your taste buds, wine appreciation, and, VISA!

Routes to the wineries will include as many back roads as possible for a leisurely tour.

Sign up A.S.A.P. Limit of 20 cars! You can pay by cash, cheque or paypal through the website.

You must sign up by Sept 16 latest so we can get organized.

Dinner Only Option -For those members who cannot participate in the drive – then come for dinner – socialize and have a few laughs with your club members. Same price – same good times

Up Coming Car Events

Your exec met recently and devised a plan for the balance of the year. So read on and mark these dates in your calendar.

1. A & W – crusin’ the dub in West Kelowna. Thursday, Aug 27 th is the final event for the Crusin program. That evening is also a fundraiser for Muscular Dystrophy. So please come out and show some support for A & W for hosting this program all Summer and support this very worthwhile charitable event;

2. Wine Cruise , September 20. For a change we are going to sample some northern wineries. There will be a straight run to Salmon Arm and then we will work our way back to Lake Country. Along the way we will stop at 5 wineries and end at Mark & Carol Oakley’s home in Lake Country for a Chinese food dinner. Please RSVP so that we can plan accordingly. There will be prizes for this event and maybe even a trophy. Details will be forthcoming.

3. Breakfast club meeting Saturday October 17 th –with some special guest speakers and a magazine exchange. Please RSVP so we can advise the restaurant of expected number of guests. I will arrange a menu and send out detail sin early October.

4. Christmas party. Dec 5 th – White Spot, Kelowna. I know what you are thinking – “too early to think about Christmas”. However, if we are going to book – we need to start now. This will be the clubs first Christmas party. There will be a gift exchange, some prizes and a special gift for each and every attendee. Please “save the date” and advise if you want to attend.


Other events in the Valley

Lake Country Customs and Classics ( replacement for the Kelowna Car Show which replaced the Field of Dreams. Aug 28, 29, 30. Details on our website

Endless Summer Car show September 12, Summerland, BC. See http://www.applevalleycruisers.com/ events.html website for more details.

All Ford Show 2009 Winners List

1st Participants Choice - Steve Henderson 1968 – Sponsor Shelby Orchard Ford, Kelowna

2nd Participants Choice - Jim Radloff 1954 Skyline , Sponsor Orchard Ford, Kelowna

Ford 1995 – 2010 - Paul Ainsworth 2005 Mustang, Sponsor OK Tire Springfield Rd. / CIC Canadian Image Customs

Ford 1974 - 1994 -Waren Hubick - 1994 Mustang, Sponsor Foy Muscle, Beaverdell

Ford 1969 - 1973 - Rod Allin - 1969 Mach 1, Sponsor Mustang Connection, Armstrong

Ford 1967 -1968 - Ken Schneides - 1967 Mustang, Sponsor FPI Financial Presentations Inc

Ford 1964- 1966 - Ian Smeltzer - 1965 Mustang, Sponsor Royal Bank Dominion Securities- Salmon Arm

Ford 1963 and PriorCliff Smeltzer - 1961 Fairlaine, Sponsor A & W - West Kelowna

1st Best Thunderbird - Marion Carr - 1962 Thunderbird, Sponsor Dynamic Westside Auto Repair & Transmission, West Kelowna

2nd Best Thunderbird -Morris Piddocke - 1956 Thunderbird,Sponsor Family Hair, Rutland

Best Mecury - Morris Piddocke -1957 Monarch, Sponsor Okanagan Mustangs and Fords

Best Ford Resto Rod -Bill Harasyn - 1928 Model A, Sponsor Budget Brake and Muffler Kelowna

All Ford Show at Orchard Ford Kelowna BC Part1

On July 12th 2009 the Okanagan Fords and Mustangs held its third annual All Ford Show at Orchard Ford in Kelowna BC, to feature cars from the Ford, Lincoln and Mercury divisions. It was a warm and sunny day with many beautiful Cars.

With this being the 45th Anniversary of the Mustang we had approximately 100 new and old classic cars from Kelowna, Penticton and Vernon featuring Fords, Mustangs, Shelby’, Lincolns, Mercury, Thunderbirds, Galaxie 500’s, Fairlanes, and vintage trucks from the 20’30’s 40’s 50’s and 60’s and through to the new 2010’s.

Enjoy the Pictures,

Donald Robichaud
President

All Ford Show at Orchard Ford Kelowna BC Part2

Annual All Ford Show & Shine at Orchard Ford - Sunday July 12th 2009

News Release – For immediate release July 7th 2009 - Contact Don Robichaud 250-768-9415
Annual All Ford Show & Shine at Orchard Ford - Sunday July 12th 2009

Every year in the Okanagan fellow car enthusiast get together for the Okanagan Fords and Mustangs All Ford Show to feature cars from the Ford, Lincoln and Mercury divisions.

This year is the 45th Anniversary of the Mustang at the show we will be featuring the new redesigned Mustang. We are expecting approximately 100 new and old classic cars from Kelowna, Penticton and Vernon featuring Fords, Mustangs, Shelby’ Mustangs, Lincolns, Mercury Cougars, Thunderbirds, Galaxie 500’s, Fairlanes, Model T’s and vintage trucks from the 40’s 50’s and 60’s and through to the new 2010’s.

Have you ever noticed how old stuff is gaining popularity and value? The Baby Boomers are retiring in the Okanagan and they are buying vintage vehicles and just about anything to do with their youth.

For instance a 1967 Mustang that cost $3000 back in the day can easily cost $40,000 today. So while baby boomers and present day car owners remember the good old days with cheap gasoline, they love the old muscle cars and the Wow factor that was present in the design of older vehicles.

With the redesign of the Ford Mustang in 2010 the car enthusiast has moved on to a whole new generation of drivers who love the old cars but enjoy the power and reliability of the new cars.

Refreshments will be served by the Lions Club. Door prizes and draws for show participants and a variety of show vendors that will interest Ford enthusiasts.

Hosted by Orchard Ford (Highway 97 & Leathhead) Kelowna, BC
Sunday July 12th 2009 10AM-2PMRegister on line or at the gate the day of the show.
Registration fee is $15

http://www.okmustangsandfords.com/
For more information Contact:
Okanagan Fords and Mustangs
President: Donald Robichaud
250-768-9415 or okanaganfordsandmustangs@gmail.com

All Ford Show and Shine - Sunday July 12th 2009

Hosted by Orchard Ford (Highway 97 & Leathhead)Kelowna, BCSunday, July 12, 200910AM-2PM

Register Early on line or at the gate the day of the show.

Early bird registration fee is $10, or $15 at the gate.

Gate opens at 9AM.

Trophies at 1:30PM (12 classes).


Click here for Registration

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Click Here to Visit Past All Ford Show and Shines

Three Valley Gap Club Cruise June 13th and 14th 2009

On June 13th and 14h 2009 the Okanagan Mustangs and Fords car club had a cruise up to 3 Valley Gap in Revelstoke BC.

After a great day of cruising we arrive at 3 Valley Gap Chateau for an evening of entertainment.

After a tour of the ghost town and an education in Revelstoke history we settled in for a little drink , dinner and more drink.

The couples in attendance for this event were:

David and Lynne Shilliday
Don and Donna Robichaud
Mark and Carrol Oakley
Bush and Gladys Halpenny
Ross and Colleen King
Jim and Gaby Chizek
Leo and Linda Beauregard/Jackson
Henry Velliux and Susan(Soo)
Dave and Christine Tomori
Rick Slaughter and Sue

Sterling and Megan Land
Rob and Terri Andersen

On Sunday a few members headed back home as the rest of us traveled to Nakusp, taking #1 to Revelstoke, then #23S to ferry at Galena Bay,then #6 thru Nakusp to ferry at Farquier were we headed back to Vernon through Cherryville.

A great time was had by all.

For more pictures visit the picturs taken by Henry Velliux and Susan(Soo)

http://photoshare.shaw.ca/view/4541220186-1246369963-85602/

http://photoshare.shaw.ca/view/4541274777-1246380625-76247/

http://photoshare.shaw.ca/view/4541239600-1246381775-10844/

http://photoshare.shaw.ca/view/4541239600-1246381775-10844/

Enjoy the pictures,

Donald Robichaud
President

Ford F150 E/C Stage 2 Roush - Feature vehicle of the Month

In 2002my wife and I had order a new car from Key West Ford in Newestminster. When we arrived to pickup her new car, sitting in the showroom was a new Bright red 2002 Ford F150 e/c Stage 2 Roush edition.
I sat in it and said to my wife, MAN!! WOULD I LIKE TO HAVE A JACK ROUSH BUILT TRUCK!! My wife replied!! GET OUT OF THERE, YOU HAVE ENOUGH TOYS!!!!!
Fast forward to the summer of 2005.My sister wanted me to go look at a Mustang GT convertible at Kelowna Volvo. We got to the dealer ship and they were closed, but the mustang was there and we looked it over. Now I glanced over to Kelowna Toyota lot and my eye caught a bright red lowered f150. I walked over to have a look and there was this bright red 2002 Ford F150 E/C Stage 2 Roush.
I looked at the info sheet on the window and the mileage was only listed as 3300. Kilos. Well curiosity kills the cat and the next day I went to the dealership, walked into the show room and said to the first salesmen I saw, what’s with the Roush? He replied, you know what a Roush is? Yep, I replied so we went and looked at the truck and I asked about the Kilos as a 3 year old truck should have 33000 kilos on it and he said this was the true mileage. He informed me that the original owner had bought it in early November of 2002 from the Roush dealership in New Westminster Key West Ford.
I looked at him and said I SAT IN THIS TRUCK THE FIRST DAY IT WAS IN THE SHOW ROOM!! He looked at me and told me to listen to the rest of the story. The original owner was bringing the truck back to Kelowna, he was travelling over the connecter and hit some black ice. He was able to save the truck but his wife following him in the family car went into the ditch.
He went to see if his wife was ok and she was, so they called for a tow truck. The owner and his wife were standing well off the howdy when another vehicle hit the same patch of ice and slid off the highway striking the owners wife and tossing her into the rear bumper of the truck, killing her instantly. He had tried to keep the truck but had bad memories for him so he just traded it off. So I ended up purchasing the truck anyway.
Now fast forward to late November 2005.I am a H.D. Field service mechanic, travelling to jobsites fixing equipment. I was at a job site on the Westside and the owner of the piece I was working on came over to see how things were going. I noticed he had a few old fords in his yard and we started to chat about cars. He asked me what I had. I told him it was a rare truck fairly new. He asked what kind? I replied FORD ROUSH. He looked at me and said the red one? Surprisingly I said YES. He looked at me and said IT WAS MY BEST FRIEND THAT HIT THAT GIRL AND HE HAS NOT BEEN THE SAME SINCE THE ACCIDENT. I was in a state of shock. I told him how I had ended up with it and he told me that truck was meant to be mine from the day I sat in it.
But what a sad set of circumstances to end up owning it.

Rick Slaughter Kelowna BC
Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Member Profile

All Ford Show and Shine Kelowna

Hosted by Orchard Ford (Highway 97 & Leathhead)Kelowna, BCSunday, July 12, 200910AM-2PM

Register by June 29 or at the gate the day of the show.Early bird registration fee is $10, or $15 at the gate.

Gate opens at 9AM.

Trophies at 1:30PM (12 classes).


Click here for Registration

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Click Here to Visit Past All Ford Show and Shines

Cruise in at McCurdy Corner Kelowna

Cruise-in @ the Corner
Starts Wednesday May 20th 2009
McCurdy Corner - Kelowna
5:30 - to Dusk

Hello to our fair weather friends!

Mark your calenders and polish up those cars, it's time to cruise-in at McCurdy Corner again.

Our first weekly show will be Wednesday, May 20 from 5:30 p.m. to dusk.

Door prizes, 50-50 draw, and a chance to see your fellow car enthusiasts, what could be better?

Everyone welcome...see you all there!

Kelly & Ruth Foy
Foy Muscle
http://www.foymuscle.com/
McCurdy Road & Hwy. 97 Kelowna.

12th Annual Peachland World of Wheels, Sunday May 17, 2009

Peachland's World of Wheels invites all car buffs to bring their cars and families to the Peachland Centennial Edition of the show. Attractions include live entertainment, food court, Crafts and Farmers Market, activities for men, women and children, and of course, cars galore.

This year Peachland is planning a Show and Shine versus a judged event as in previous years. In the last few months they have been working on becoming a non-profit society and have launched their our own website at http://www.peachlandworldofwheels.ca/

Register for the Centennial edition of Peachland's World of Wheels. This year's World of Wheels is set for Sunday May 17, 2009. The registration fee for 2009 is $10. You can register: on line Click Here

The Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Club looks forward to attending this event.

Mini Car Show 2010 Mustang Launch Orchard Ford Kelowna

1969 Mustang Mach1 - Bruce and Ingrid Duncan - Feature Car of the Month

My car is a 1969 Mustang Mach 1 – 428 super cobra jet, radio delete, 68,000 original mile, numbers matching vehicle. The mustang was owned by my friend since 1971. It was in pretty rough condition after sitting in storage for twenty plus years.

The motor was seized and the body panels and floor were starting to rust. Seeing cats and mice making their home in this majestic car saddened me every time I set my eyes on her. Then, one day my friend called and asked if I wanted to purchase the mustang. It was a bitter sweet day and I was sad for my friend but, oh so happy for myself.

After getting the car home, the tear down began. The original interior was in great shape, just very dirty. Finding the build sheet under the front driver’s seat was like winning the lotto 649. Every part of the mustang was removed, bead blasted and restored by myself.

Thousands of hours and late nights in the shop were grounds for divorce, I’m sure. Most bare metal parts I gun blued and oiled. The front end parts, brackets, hangers, and even the welds on the exhaust system were done for an original look.

Dave’s Paint and Restorations performed the body, paint and assembly. After two years of a nut and bolt restoration, I am thrilled with the end result. I hope you like my car.

Bruce and Ingrid Duncan - Kamloops, BC

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Member Profile

Okanagan Mustang and Fords Touring Event

June 13th and 14th 2009

In a review of our members last year we heard loud and clear that you where tired of sitting around at the same old car shows. Many of you expressed the fun of driving to Apex or Big White. This year we have organized an action packed weekend at Thee Valley Gap. Plenty with lots of fun for the Family with a ghost town to boot.....or is that hoot!!!
Click here for Details
There will be plenty to do:
Heritage Ghost Town Guided Tours Hotel Bellevue Trappers Joe's Cabin Antique Auto Museum Railway Roundhouse The Buggy & Wagon Shop Walter Moberly Live Stage Theatre
Click here to book early. We have six families already committed

1966 Mustang Coupe GT - George Leggett - Feature Car of the Month

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Donna and George Leggett Kelowna BC

1966 Mustang GT Coupe

This is the Mustang that I bought at Medicine Hat, Alberta. I remember my wife, Donna, and I going into the Ford dealership and picking out the model, color and options.

The car is a Dearborn build and we took delivery of the car on April 11, 1966. The car was driven for 10 years mostly by Donna driving to and from work with a few trips thrown in. After 10 years of prairie driving in snow and salt roads it started to show signs of rusting in the usual places of those first generation cars and so it was parked on my wife’s family farm for 28 years.

Not until I retired did I start working on it. I at first just wanted to get it running to have a last driving fling, but as I got into it the “getting it just running thing” turned into a rotisserie concourse restoration.

Many hours were spent just doing research to make sure the parts were correct and the fasteners were as original. After over 3200 hours and 7 years the car is just like it was when I accepted it from Reidy Ford, Medicine Hat.

This is a Coupe GT. Out of all the Mustangs built in 66, only 50,000 were coupe GT’s. There is 28000 original miles and during the rebuild I was able to refurbish about 75 percent of the original parts.

It has the 289 4V code A engine with the Ford top load 4 speed transmission and a 300:1 third member rear end. The color is Tahoe Turquoise Code “U” and the interior is white and turquoise with the “pony interior” including the rally Pac and full length console.

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Member Profile

I think I saw a Mercury Woodie? NICK ALEXANDER'S Woodie Collection

1965 Mustang Convertible - Michael and Margret Thomas - Okanagan Feature Car of the Month

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - About Michael and Margret Thomas

My wife Margaret and I are originally from Manitoba and for the past twenty-two years have lived and worked in Calgary. A few years ago we realized Calgary was getting too big and the weather is very volatile so you can't plan Mustang trips well.

So, we looked for warmer pastures in Canada to retire too. Long story short, we love the Okanagan (Wine country and all) and 5 years ago purchased our retirement property. A few months ago, post retirement we moved to Kelowna and are absolutely loving it here. We currently own 3 Mustangs (have owned seven in total) and like cruising in our cars. They are a 1965 Mustang Convertible, 1970 Mustang Mach 1 and a 2006 Shelby GT Hertz.

Our work in Calgary included my working in the Pharmaceutical business and Margaret managed our Rental properties. We are looking forward to meeting all of you in the near future.

About Our - 1965 Mustang Convertible

1965 Mustang Convertible with 90,000 original miles was sold through Healy Motors in Edmonton, taken to Victoria, brought back to Innisfail in the 90’s by the original owner and parked in a heated garage for several years. I am the 2nd owner of this original 289 car.

It came from the factory with many options including Factory console, AM radio (working), 289 CI engine, 14 inch wheels, optional wheel covers, electric convertible roof, floor mats, electric windshield washers, and back up lights. This car was built September 14, 1964 and still has several 64 parts (e.g. 2 speed heater).

I have owned this car for over 8 years and have continued to upgrade the car. Options added include passenger side mirror, fog lamps, trumpeter dual exhaust, 4BBL carburetor, engine dress up kit with inscribed valve covers, Monte Carlo bar and most importantly a dual master cylinder to upgrade the braking system.

Other items include the trim on the leading edge of the hood, the rocker panel chrome moldings and a ralleye pac with a working clock and factory correct Rangoon Red paint job which contributed to this car winning the outstanding in class trophy at the 2005 World of Wheels in Calgary.

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Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Member Profile

2009 Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Executive

As the new President of the Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Association in BC Canada for 2009, I welcome all New and Vintage car enthusiast to join our car club and support a great organization.

At the AGM on January 17th, 2008 a new executive was chosen by its members.

2009 Okanagan Mustangs and Fords Executive

President - Donald Robichaud
Vice President - Forrest Halpenny (Bush)
Treasurer - Mark Oakley
Secretary – Rob Anderson
Director at Large- Ross King

In 2008 we revamped our website and added a blog. Our goal for 2009 is to become the Premier Mustangs and Fords Internet site in Canada. We will focus on profile cars of our membership with a monthly newsletter to keep our members informed on all local and out of valley events.

I look forward to your comments and suggestions as we move throughout the year,

Don

Donald Robichaud
President
Okanagan Mustangs and Fords
http://www.okmustangsandfords.com/
http://okanaganmustangandfordsclub.blogspot.com/

1971 Mustang Boss 351 Clone- Richard Tremblay

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Club Member - Richard Tremblay

In 1971 Fords reign of "Total Performance" was rapidly drawing to a close, but something was still kicking in its muscle car stall: the 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351.

Based on the redesigned Mustang Sports Roof the new Boss was built to qualify a Trans Am counterpart, a purpose rendered moot by Ford's late-1970 retirement from most forms of organized racing. The upside was that the Boss 351 was probably the only 1971 performance car with a genuine competition-grade engine.

Unfortunately, it had to saddle up the biggest Mustang ever. Wheelbase for the 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351 was up one inch, and the car gained 2.1 inches in overall length, 2.8 inches in width, and put on about 100 pounds. Its styling was influenced by the last of the Shelby models, which didn't survive into '71. That left the Mach 1and Boss 351 as Mustang's similarly styled performance flag bearers.

Mach 1's top engine was the 429-cid Super Cobra Jet Ram Air. Its credentials were strong -- 11.3:1 compression, 375 bhp, 450 lb-ft of torque -- but its low-14 second ETs were slower than those of the Boss 351. The Boss had on its side less weight and exclusive use of a thoroughbred 351-cid V-8 that Car and Driver said made the "Z/28 look like a gas Mileage motor."

Its rods were shotpeened and Magnafluxed and its heads, drawn from the Boss 302, had staggered valves and huge ports. It had a radical, solid-lifter cam, 11.0:1 compression, a 750-cfm four-barrel, and an honest 330 bhp. Ram-air induction, a Hurst-shifted four-speed, and a 3.91:1 Traction-Lock diff were standard.

The engine, remarkably tame on the street and a dervish on the track, teamed with a "competition" suspension that used F60Xl5 tires. Ultimate cornering power was high, but the car was ponderous and nowhere near as balanced as a Firebird Trans Am.

Moreover, the cave-like cabin was frustratingly difficult to see out of, the ride was harsh, and the gauges and controls were poorly designed.Mustang had gone from quarter horse to Clydesdale and its best version, Boss 351, lasted just one season. It was a fitting finish to Total Performance.

This 1971 Mustang Boss 351 Clone

• 1971 Mustang Boss 351 Clone(it started life as a Mach 1)
• 351 Cleveland with automatic transmission
• 5-year rotisserie restoration – with full set of pics along the way
• $33,500 in receipts for parts alone (not including any labor)
• Silver/black with black interior
• Stainless exhaust
• Never driven in rain since restoration
• Super clean

For more information Click Here or call Richard Tremblay @ 250 862-6279

Okanagan Mustangs and Fords - Member Profile

1969 Mustang Mach 1 - Okanagan Feature car of the Month

1969 saw a new $3139 intruder into Shelby-Mustang territory, the Mach 1 fastback. This packed a 351 V-8 with dual exhausts, handling suspension with styled-steel wheels and white-letter Goodyear Polyglas tires, reflective i.d. striping along the body sides and around the tail, pop-off gas cap, and a matte-black hood with simulated air scoop and NASCAR-style tiedowns. A separate rear spoiler was available. So was a new "shaker" hood scoop, so-called because it attached directly to the air cleaner through a hole in the hood, vibrating madly for all to see. Also on the standard-equipment list were racing mirrors, high-back bucket seats, center console, the Rim-Blow steering wheel, and the Grande's pseudo-teak interior accents.....Click Here

2010 Ford Mustang: Live from the 2008 LA Auto Show