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Joe & Ruth Ragatz
George, We have been gone for a couple of months and
will probably miss at least one if not more of the meetings the rest
of the year, but having gone through what you've done so far, is GREAT!!!!
We are one of the club members that does not have a classic Mustang.
We've had four, but only one was of the classic age. A 65, 6 cylinder,
three speed stick, that I replaced at least three times. I only had
to overhaul the engine once, but that tranny was really the shits.
The current and probably last Mustang that we will have is a 93, 5.0
LX, white and clean. We are the original owners (about 89,000 miles)
and I pretty much made up my mind that this would be the last one, even
if I had to put it up on blocks.
The pictures are great. We didn't see any of the classics in Alaska.
Joe/Ruth Ragatz
