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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bhorne89" data-source="post: 1113965" data-attributes="member: 9235">Sn95 team,I am putting together a build up of my car. I have owned the car since 2006, I have had some set backs (life), and also became a father to a beautiful daughter almost 2 years ago. I am finally getting back in the garage and working on this car, and hoping that doing a build up page will help me get the motivation that I need. The car is a 1995 Mustang Gt. It has around 90,000 miles on it, and had an Automatic. It was a one owner car, and came from California, and was a great starting point for the car. I have put about 60 total miles on the car since I bought it. Not a typo, just brought it home and stripped it apart. I will be posting pictures up as I complete this car and am hoping to have it completed this Summer. The car was a black on black coupe, with leather. During the first month I gutted the car, doors trunk, hood, fenders, all off. Headliner was stripped from the headliner to the carpet. I changed the color and the shop shaved the door handles, lock holes, emblems and antenna. I color changed the car to Sonic Blue, painted the mirrors and cowl panel as well. The car has an aftermarket hood from Harwood, and looks great so far. The interior was covered in Dynomat, and the carpet and headliner were replaced. I installed aftermarket speakers in the front doors and rear deck, they are Infinity Kappa Perfects, and will be hooked to an Alpine digital amp. I wired the car for another digital Alpine amp for the subs. I am building a custom rear seat delete, and have the majority of the interior done. There is a lot that I am leaving out, but I will update this post with pics from when I started and recently with the fuel system, engine bay and suspension.I ordered a Dart block from Woody at FordStrokers, and it should be shipped to me in March, this is the motviation that I need to get this thing done. Thanks for looking and I will go ahead and say thanks to everyone that has answered questions and will help me get this completed in the future. Hopefully this car will be finished and make a nice candidate for the Ride of the Month!Brad</blockquote>