Accurately detail your small block ford 289 to look showroom stockWhether at a local burger-joint cruise or a Mustang Club of America National, one of the first areas a budding enthusiast or knowledgeable Mustanger will look at is your Mustang's engine compartment. If your Mustang is a daily driver that's serviced by the local auto parts chain without N.O.S. parts, the non-Autolite distributor cap, yellow plug wires, and flex fan can be forgiven as long as things are clean, painted, and presentable. But when it comes to being correct and standing tall next to your competitors on the show field in concours classes, it's going to take some serious elbow grease and a paycheck or two to get that 289 spiffed up and ready for the judges.
Photo Gallery: 1966 Ford Mustang - Project '66 - Engine Detailing - How To: Detail A 289 Engine - Mustang Monthly Magazine
Photo Gallery: 1966 Ford Mustang - Project '66 - Engine Detailing - How To: Detail A 289 Engine - Mustang Monthly Magazine
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