MCA Grand National Show 2011

We had a small display at the Mustang Club of America Grand National Show.  Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello!
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We attended the Mustang Club of America Grand National Show this weekend.  It was a great event.  We want to congratulate the National Capital Region Mustang Club for their hard work and dedication.  We certainly enjoyed meeting new friends, visiting with old friends and seeing some great cars.

A beautiful Grabber Green 1970 Boss 302 at the 2011 MCA Grand National Mustang Show.
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A very early production 1964 1/2 Mustang Convertible.  It needs a lot of work, but it is very restorable and retains many of those unique early parts.
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Another look at the "project" early 1964 1/2 Mustang convertible.
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This 1965 Mustang Convertible has less than 11,000 original miles.  Cars like this are rare and great references for restorations.
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Another really nice and original 1965 Mustang.  This one is a Coupe with a  factory installed vinyl top.
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How about a nice red 1968 Mustang Convertible?
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Here is a great looking 1965 Mustang Convertible equipped with the 6 cylinder engine.
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Silver Smoke Gray with Red interior always looks great like on this '66 Mustang Convertible.
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2011 MCA Grand National Mustang Show

The MCA Grand National Show will be held this weekend, Sept. 2-4, 2011 at Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf, MD.  Virginia Classic Mustang is a Gold Sponsor, so we will be there.  Be sure to stop by and say "Hi."

The 2011 Mustang Club of American (MCA) Grand National Show will be held this weekend, September 2-4, 2011 at Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf, MD.

Virginia Classic Mustang has always had a great relationship with the National Capital Region Mustang Club, and we are proud to be a Gold Sponsor for the show.  We will have a small vendor spot, so please stop by and visit if you are coming to the show.

We will also be showing our 1965 289 HiPo Mustang Convertible that we have been featuring in this Blog.

For more information about the show, please check out the Mustangs and Monuments web site.  You may also want to check out the National Capital Region Mustang Club web site.

Also don't forget to check out our Blog this weekend and/or early next week for some pictures from the show!  Better yet, just enter your email in the box on the right side of this page to subscribe to our Blog.  Once you enter your email address, you will receive a confirmation email that you must reply to.

1965 High Performance Mustang Convertible

Here is the 65 Mustang Convertible around 1981 when it was first purchased.  Disassembly  had  already begun.
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Here is another shot after more disassembly of the Mustang Convertible.
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We have gotten a lot of positive feedback about our posts on our 65 Mustang K Code Convertible Project.

I knew there were some old pictures around here somewhere (remember film?), and I just ran across them the other day.  I quickly scanned in a few to show you what the car looked like when we first purchased it back in around 1980-81.  It was restored then and completed around 1983 or 1984 for its "first" restoration.  All of our recent Blog Posts have, of course, been of the second restoration.  It's hard to believe that we have owned the car for at least 30 years!!

It was complete when purchased and actually looked better than it does in some of these pictures.  We started disassembling it before we took the first pictures!

Here is the progress on the 65 Mustang during the first restoration.  Here the bodywork was completed and the front end and underside had been painted.
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67-68 Mustang Tail Light Lenses

1967 and 1968 Mustang Tail Light Lens with original FoMoCo Script.
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This isn't really a new Mustang part, just one that is worth mentioning because it is so nice and has a new lower price!

We have the ER-49 1967 and 1968 Taillight Lenses for only $12.95 each!!  This isn't just any old reproduction part either.  It is made in the Original Ford Tooling with the FoMoCo Script just like the original.

67-68 Mustang Fastback Interior Quarter Vent Grills

1967-68 Mustang Fastback Interior Quarter Vent Grills.  Part Number IN-6793.
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These 1967 and 1968 Mustang Fastback Interior Vent Grills were originally made from pot metal and are almost always pitted.

We now have brand new ones made from ABS Plastic.  Now, before you say you don't want plastic ones, you may want to check these out.  Once installed, these grills look great and will never rust again.  They are beautifully chrome plated with the recessed areas painted black to look like the originals. Cleverly designed to install with small screws from the backside, for simple installation. Sold as a pair with mounting screws included.

Our part number is IN-6793.  It's another great part from Scott Drake Mustang Parts.

1965 Mustang Coupe-Customer Feature Car

We always enjoy receiving pictures and stories about our customers' Mustangs.  Today we are featuring a 1965 Mustang Coupe.  Here is the story directly from the owner:

1965 Mustang Coupe, 289 V8  automatic with Weiand intake man., Holley Street Avenger 4 barrel, Magnaflow stainless steel exhaust system, Flaming River steering box and stainless steel tilt steering column, Petronix Flamethrower ignition and coil, Chrome wheels, Shelby grille, Tri-bar headlights, LED tail lights , Autosound radio, and various under the hood chrome dress up items.

The car has 69,000 original miles and runs great.

Owner is Dan Broderick, member of Bay Side Mustangs of Annapolis, MD, Maryland Mustangs, Mustang Club of America and Street Survivors of Maryland. Car and owner reside in Columbia, MD. The car goes by the name "Blue Bayou".

New Mustang Rubber Floor Mats

Mustang Running Horse with White Racing Stripe Rubber Floor Mat Set
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When the new Mustang was introduced in 1964, it was obviously an extremely popular car. Many aftermarket manufacturers jump aboard the band wagon with various parts and accessories to personalize your Pony. 


One of the most popular and best looking accessories were the Running Horse Rubber Floor Mat set with the White Racing Stripes. These are really nice and made exactly like the originals with the non-slip backing. Sold as a set of 4 for the front and rear. There is even a trim line on the driver's side mat to trim for a convertible installation. 


These are available in Black or Red.  Our part number is ST-912.

Mustang Running Horse with White Racing Stripe Rubber Floor Mat Set
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