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if you use thinner you will lose the original black. you will have a clean plate though.

I'm no expert to the level others are here,
   but i have strong suspicions the door tag (reproduction) codes don't reflect how the car was built !

Why would a Dearborn built car be sold to the San Jose district when the Milpas plant was churning out cars by 1966?
C engine code 289 2v with a 4 speed is not common,  more likely a 3 sp. or C4 auto
Locking diff axle with 289 2v, ....... I'm not buying that either .....  just say'in

6F09C170159 -

Body 63A — Fastback w/standard interior
Color M — Wimbledon White paint
Trim 26 — Black interior w/black trim
Date 02C — Built March 2, 1966
DSO 72 — San Jose district sales office
Axle A — 3.00 locking differential
Trans 5 — Four-speed manual transmission

jim p

i have seen this several times. completely legit. it depended on who had all the parts on hand to fill the order when the order was entered. agreed it was not the norm but did happen.

http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=5889.msg33165#msg33165

'I'll have my body guy spray those to match all the other parts he already did.'

that's not a good idea. those parts were painted at different times at differing locations so they were not all from the same batch of paint. each part has its own shade of semi-gloss.

HOLY SHEEEET!!!! what a find!! treat it with utmost respect.

along those same lines i once saw several 65-66's at an MCA national that had the quarter panel drain plugs installed upside down. turns out that all the cars were 'restored' by the same shop which shall remain nameless.

respectfully i believe you are confusing the two terms. sound deadner is factory applied then covered with body color. undercoating is a slightly different product that is applied at the dealer level. if you want to be factory correct then do as jeff suggested. your car-your choice.

brandas magazine ads also state that some of his parts are MCA approved. lots of items on his website state the same thing. MCA has not approved parts for over a decade.

Any idea when registration will open up?  Will there be an indoor area for concours/t-bred cars?

a close look at their website reveals this.

https://mcagrandnational.godaddysites.com/show-field

Were the larger than factory break calipers used I believe in trans Am competition calipers from a T bird and/or Lincoln and the spindles for these calipers that were used were installed with a tapered bushing to make the smaller factory pieces work does this sound close ?

brake?? brake?? shades of VMF here......