NOS681 - Great idea! I will give this a try.

Rudi - You are probably right, but as you say it's the small details that make it your own.

I did this on my 68, just to be a little different! 
The 67 has the exact same bezel but had all chrome and no paint, the 68 had black highlights.
A bit of attention to detail does make things stand out from the masses.a bit more.
 Mostly goes unnoticed by the uninitiated but  apparently  not by us enthusiasts . . .  so i'm told.

My favorite is West Coast Classic Cougar. Don explains the procedures very well and knows his stuff. He also sells parts, at NOT yard sale prices. But if you really need a post he usually has them. Ya ya, I know it's a Cougar place, butt many parts are the same for 1967 on.
https://youtube.com/@WestCoastClassicCougar?si=CRRTJ2s0OEoURlxv

Thanks and sorry for not spelling it out more. It is a mustang convertable and it does runwell. I think he will start at 25K as it has the couple little flaws no turn signels and the little tear in the top. the 13K miles are ligit too. I mite list it for him on Ebay or craigs list. 

RPM, aka Bearing Bob wrote:

Stop searching and buy yourself a set.

good idea

You could place blue painter’s tape and paint it (off the car) to see what it would look like.

If you don’t like, easy enough to remove tape.

RTM wrote:

My only view on it all is I like the simplicity of a mechanical fan and one less electrical thing to have to wire up and or worry about.  I’m not the best at electrical wiring but can fumble my way through with the help of the internet and the forums. 

Can those with the CVF measure the distance you have between the front of the water pump pulley to the radiator?

I big time agree RTM. The simplicity of these cars is very refreshing to me and I've seen so many issues with electric fans on these things. I can never understand why people go mess with Ford's engineering to add in stuff like electric fans. It's usually done so ad-hoc too. 😟

BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA wrote:

everything else will go up now.
 

Possibly.  That will depend on whether or not Diesel remains constant or goes up.  Heating oil demand has flatlined at this point, so they have a bunch of #2 they can throw red dye in and sell as on-road Diesel.  That's probably keeping the price down for now.  Once that supply glut is used up though all bets are off.  If Diesel goes up, EVERYTHING goes up.  The world runs on Diesel.  I'd gladly pay $6. gallon for gas if Diesel were $2/gallon. 

I didn't talk to him Don. But I did chat it up with a guy who was wearing a 2022 Canyon Lake Car Show t-shirt.

Quicksilver wrote:

Went up $.40 since last week to $5.36 Now I have a t shirt that says it all

Jumped a DIME to $5.46 in a days time.