Mustang Project

The New White LED Dome Light for classic Mustangs!

2011-02-09T13:03:00.000-08:00

In addition to taillight, headlight, dash light, and turn signal light LED options, Mustang Project is proud to announce our latest creation, the LED dome light. Easy to install and you will be amazed at how much more light you have!

Mustang Project @ SEMA 2009

2009-11-05T12:21:00.001-08:00

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Mustang Project has arrived at the SEMA show, which is now in it's third day. This is a shot of our booth this year.

SEMA 2009 - Dynacorp 69 Mustang Shell

2009-11-05T12:20:00.001-08:00

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A quick snap shot of the new 69 Mustang shell from Dynacorp. Over the course of the SEMA show, this shell will be built into a complete car.

New LED Products - Jan 09

2009-01-27T13:19:00.001-08:00

Here are a few of our updated LED products that we've come up with recently. We showed off several of these at SEMA 2008 and received very positive reponses:

1969 Shelby Conversion Kit

Our popular Shelby conversion kit is now available for the 1969 Mustang. Don't cut your car and reduce its value - No hole cutting required, no permanent car damage! Our LEDs are even brighter, and the kit operates sequentially for the Cougar look.

Interior Dash LED Kits

In response to customer demand, we've created our new Interior Dash LED kit. These kits are simple replacements for the dull incandescent interior lighting, especially for cars with a faded guage. The LEDs come in a range of 5 colors to match your interior. Currently available for the 1964 1/2 to 1966 Mustang, these lights directly replace your old lamps without any rewiring or modification of the car.

2005 - 2008 Mustang LED Taillight Kits

Now you can get brighter LED lights and sequential operation on your late model Mustang. A simple kit without any rewiring of the car - runs cool, looks great!

Finished 67 Mustang

2008-09-12T06:25:00.000-07:00

While we were not very consistent in blogging for this project we did finish the car! It is beautiful and in the hands of a new owner who loves it!

Mustang Project Partipates in Ideablob Small Business Contest

2008-02-20T13:57:00.000-08:00

Mustang Project's Entry on IdeaBlob.com

Mustang Project is competing in the ideablob.com contest for small businesses, sponsered by Advanta - you can use the link above to view Mustang Project's idea, as well as others - be sure to vote for Mustang Project!

New Fuel Filter and Belt Fan

2006-08-02T11:32:00.000-07:00

The belt fan and fuel filter were replaced today. The next post will contain some pictures of the rebuilt heater box before, during, and after installation!

1967 Coupe Restoration - Carb Rebuild, LED Taillights, Fuel Pump

2006-04-25T13:16:00.000-07:00

Yesterday I finally got around to replacing the fuel pump with a brand new one from Autozone. This ended up helping with the fuel starvation problems I've been having, especially in the lower gears. Also pictured is the Petronix Ignitor system wiring, which invisibly replaces the points system with an electronic ignition:

The carb is soaking right now and I expect that to help a good deal in eliminating the fuel starvation problem - got a rebuild kit, once again from Autozone. I did consider upgrading to a two-barrel, but decided to stick with the one barrel for now:

And of course we went ahead and installed the LED taillights, since we make them here:

And the project for the next week or three is rebuilding the heater box and getting the A/C fixed up. There is no reproduced heater box for this year with A/C at a reasonable price, so the old heater box will be repaired with some rust fixative and fiberglass:

1967 Coupe Restoration - Overview

2006-01-18T11:36:00.000-08:00

We bought this car in August and plan on completely restoring it to concours condition. We purchased the car from the original owner, who took very good care of it. The car spent it's life in Texas, purchased in San Antonio, and spent time in Austin and Dallas, which is where we picked it up.

Here is a shot of the front, as you can see the car is in great condition, it just needs a new paintjob:

Here's a shot of the engine, before we cleaned it up a bit. One interesting item in this car is the A/C. The engine portion is a Montgomery Ward aftermarket kit, while the console portion is the correct dash panel, taken from a car in the junkyard. This made getting the correct parts interesting, but by no means difficult:

Another shot of the engine from the side (it is a straight 6 if that wasn't already obvious), right before we replaced the shocks with stiffer KYB brand. We also cleaned up the air filter a bit and replaced the oil cap with a shiny chrome one:

Here is a view of the front from the other side. The paint on the front held very well, but the back is pretty much falling off. We are going to strip all the paint off, down to metal, get rid of the rust, and then apply a quality paintjob in the original color:

Welcome

2006-01-18T11:30:00.000-08:00

Welcome to MustangProject.com's blog. Here we post updates concerning product development, articles on repairing or upgrading your vintage Mustang, and show you some of the restoration projects we are doing.