Plymouth, WI
Any pics of art blades installed? Only ones I have seen installed are the desert scene, which doesn't do it for me. If anyone has the Tilt Graphics or Retro Refurbs versions installed, I would love to see some pics!
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Quoted from Jediturtle:Any pics of art blades installed? Only ones I have seen installed are the desert scene, which doesn't do it for me. If anyone has the Tilt Graphics or Retro Refurbs versions installed, I would love to see some pics!
Sorry, I have mirrors.
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Quoted from Jediturtle:Any pics of art blades installed? Only ones I have seen installed are the desert scene, which doesn't do it for me. If anyone has the Tilt Graphics or Retro Refurbs versions installed, I would love to see some pics!
Answered my own question and took a chance on the Tilt Graphics Raceway set. I wasn’t sure from the pics, and couldn’t find any installed pics. Glad I took the chance because I LOVE them!
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Thought this club may be interested -- I had Pinball MIX do a custom soundtrack for my Mustang and will be streaming it tonight. I'll also be giving away a $50 Pinball MIX gift card to put toward your own mix!
Stream goes live at 8 Eastern at http://www.twitch.tv/buffalopinball
mustang-mix (resized).jpgPinball Mix is fantastic! Providing a professional level of care and service to get the music we want into the games that can allow for it, mixed with precision. Can't wait to hear it.
Quoted from Jediturtle:Any pics of art blades installed?
Quoted from MustangPaul:I have mirrors.
Side view mirrors on a Mustang? How appropriate.
Montreal, QC
Quoted from KevInBuffalo:Thought this club may be interested -- I had Pinball MIX do a custom soundtrack for my Mustang and will be streaming it tonight. I'll also be giving away a $50 Pinball MIX gift card to put toward your own mix!
Stream goes live at 8 Eastern at http://www.twitch.tv/buffalopinball[quoted image]
Good luck with those Pinball Arcade wizard goals tonight Kevin. Fingers crossed for Stampede. Have a great stream!
Quoted from littlecammi:Side view mirrors on a Mustang? How appropriate.
I have them on my Pro and LOVE them, they make the pf look really wide. But I would recommend you get the Pinball Universe mirror protectors, they are worth their weight in GOLD.
(cut and paste)...
The First Mustang
Born from the imagination of Lee Iacocca, vice president and general manager of the Ford Division, the first Ford Mustang debuted on April 17, 1964, at the World's Fair in New York.
Quoted from Spiderpin:(cut and paste)...
The First Mustang
Born from the imagination of Lee Iacocca, vice president and general manager of the Ford Division, the first Ford Mustang debuted on April 17, 1964, at the World's Fair in New York.
it was going to be a cougar!
Quoted from freddy:it was going to be a cougar!
There were a few names that were considered. Cougar, Allegro, T-5, and Torino. The Lincoln Mercury Team came up with the Cougar name, and their design won the new design challenge. Although the Mustang is only a reskin of the then existing Falcon, using the lower section of the unit body. It was not a completely new design.
Quoted from Darcy:There were a few names that were considered. Cougar, Allegro, T-5, and Torino. The Lincoln Mercury Team came up with the Cougar name, and their design won the new design challenge. Although the Mustang is only a reskin of the then existing Falcon, using the lower section of the unit body. It was not a completely new design.
So can you decipher this?
C4ZE
DOZE
D0ZX
C9ZB
Quoted from freddy:So can you decipher this?
C4ZE 1964 Mustang engine
DOZE 1970 Mustang engine
D0ZX 1970 Mustang SVE
C9ZB1969 Mustang body and electricalACTURE:
A - 1940
B - 1950
C - 1960
D - 1970
E - 1980
F - 1990
G - 2000
DIGIT #2—YEAR OF THE DECADE:0 - 1960, 1970, etc.
1 - 1961, 1971, etc.
2 - 1962, 1972, etc.Example: B8 = 1958; C1 = 1961; C9 = 1969; D9 = 1979, etc.
DIGIT #3—CAR LINE:A = Ford (from 1958; Galaxie, Custom, LTD)
B = Bronco (1970-1973)
B = Maverick (1975-1977)
B = Fairmont (1978-1983)
C = Remanufactured Parts (1966-1975)
C = Ford Elite (1975-1976)
C = Mercury Capri (from 1979)
D = Falcon (1960-1969)
D = Maverick (1970-1974)
D = Granada (1975-1982)
D = Ford LTD (from 1983)
E = Ford Truck (Cab Over Engine; 1970-1973)
E = Pinto (1976-1980)
E = Escort (from 1981)
F = Foreign or TransAm Racing
F = Outside Sales (from 1962)
G = Mercury Comet (1961-1967)
G = Mercury Montego (1968-1976)
G = Ford EXP (from 1982)
H = Holman Moody HiPo Parts (until 1966)
H = Heavy Truck (1966-1982)
H = Medium Heavy Truck (from 1983)
J = Industrial Engines
K = Edsel (1958-1960)
L = Lincoln (1958-1960)
L = Continental Mark Series (from 1969)
M = Mercury
N = Tractor
O = Fairlane
O = Torino (1969-1976)
O = LTD II (1977-1979)
O = LN7 (1982-1983)
P = Autolite (1967-1972; Motorcraft from 1973)
R = Rotunda Brand (1962-1969)
R = Ford of Europe Imports (from 1970)
S = Thunderbird (from 1958)
T = All Truck Lines (1958-1965)
T = Light Medium Truck/Bronco (1974-1982)
T = Light Truck/Bronco (from 1983)
U = Econoline (1961-?)
V = Lincoln (1961-1981)
W = Cougar (1967-1973)
W = Bobcat (1975-1980)
W = Lynx (from 1981)
X = Trucks (1970-1973)
Y = Meteor (Canadian)
Y = Mercury Bobcat (1975-1980)
Y = Mercury Lynx (from 1981)
Z = Mustang
1 = (not used)
2 = Pinto (1971-1975)
3 = Tempo (from 1984)
4 = Comet (1971-1974)
4 = Monarch (1975-1980)
4 = Cougar (1981-1982)
4 = Marquis (from 1983)
5 = Recreational Vehicles (1974-1975)
5 = Continental (from 1982)
6 = Pantera (1971-1975)
7 = Courier Truck (1971-1975)
7 = Ranger and Bronco II (from 1983)
8 = Capri (1972-1975; U.S.-designed parts)
9 = Turbine Engine Parts (1970-1975)
DIGIT #4—ENGINEERING OFFICE RESPONSIBLE FOR ORIGINAL DESIGN:A = Light Truck Engineering Division
B = Body and Electrical Product Division
C = Chassis Engineering (Powertrain and Chassis Product Engineering)
D = Overseas Product Engineering
E = Engine Engineering
F = Electrical and Electronics Division (Product Engineering Office)
G = (not used)
H = Climate Control Division (from 1972) (Product Engineering Office)
I = (not used)
J = Autolite/Ford Parts and Service Division (Parts and Service Engineering Office)
K = (not used)
L = Industrial Engine Operations (Ford Parts and Service Division)
M = Performance Operations and Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) (includes Holman Moody)
N = Ford Tractor Operations (Product Engineering Office and Diversified Products Operations)
O = (not used)
P = Automatic Transmission and Axle Engineering
Q = (not used)
R = Manual Transmission and Axle Engineering
S = Light and Heavy Truck Engineering/Truck Special Order Parts
T = Heavy Truck Engineering
U = Special Vehicle Operations (SVO)
V = Vehicle Special Order and Engineering Section
W = Transmission, Axle, and Driveshaft Engineering
X = Emissions, Economy and Special Vehicle Engineering (high performance parts)
Y = Lincoln/Mercury Division Service Parts
Z = Ford Division Service Parts
DIGITS #5-9—BASIC PART NUMBER:This series of numerals denote the actual part description, i.e., wheel assembly, relay assembly, etc. It is possible a letter or two may also appear within the series of numerals. The basic part number is still the same, however if the alphabetical letters are disreg
Quoted from freddy:So can you decipher this?
C4ZE
DOZE
D0ZX
C9ZB
Not off the top of my head.
C4ZE. C -1960's. 4 - 1964. Z - Carline for Mustang. E -engine.
D0ZE. D - 1970's. 0 - 1970. Z - Mustang. E- Engine.
D0ZX. D - 1970's 0 -1970. Z - Mustang. X - Mustang Muscle Parts program.
C9ZB. C - 1960's 9 - 1969. Z - Mustang. B - Body part.
Quoted from Darcy:Not off the top of my head.
C4ZE. C -1960's. 4 - 1964. Z - Carline for Mustang. E -engine.
D0ZE. D - 1970's. 0 - 1970. Z - Mustang. E- Engine.
D0ZX. D - 1970's 0 -1970. Z - Mustang. X - Mustang Muscle Parts program.
C9ZB. C - 1960's 9 - 1969. Z - Mustang. B - Body part.
Not bad .
the x is experimental Performance parts program Parts you will find the “x” parts on unique SHELBY parts Like fan clutch ,boss parts such as cross boss Inline intake and carbs.
Iam such a ford geek it’s all stuck in my head!
The Z means it’s mustang specific but some mustang specific parts were used on cougar as well. Mostly All other ford cars of that era either have an “O” or an “A” in the third position. O was usually larger cars , A was all fords. And an S was thunderbird .
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Mirror blades arrived 
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I love mirrors on this game.
Quoted from MustangPaul:My other Mustang is 50 years old today Happy Birthday Mustang.
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Paul happy belated birthday to your 70 mustang.
I think its cool it was originally a Grabber edition car, I know its all modified now!!! I am a fan of grabber orange (COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS SCHOOL BUS YELLOW). I've owned several 70 mustangs over the years a few boss 302's, mach1's, and even had a "Turd "brown 70 coupe 302ci. with white standard interior but it had factory AM/FM and air,ps auto, low milage grandma car i got off LI NY.
But to be an original owner and still own the car 50 years later! congratulations! 
Quoted from freddy:Paul happy belated birthday to your 70 mustang.
I think its cool it was originally a Grabber edition car, I know its all modified now!!! I am a fan of grabber orange (COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS SCHOOL BUS YELLOW). I've owned several 70 mustangs over the years a few boss 302's, mach1's, and even had a "Turd "brown 70 coupe 302ci. with white standard interior but it had factory AM/FM and air,ps auto, low milage grandma car i got off LI NY.
But to be an original owner and still own the car 50 years later! congratulations!
Thanks, 70's are the best looking if you ask me. I ordered it too and payed $2800 cash. How many owners can say they still have their first car 50 years later. I never have.
Quoted from Moli410:Beautiful Mustang, Happy Belated Birthday Paul!
Thanks, I appreciate that.
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Not sure how often Mustang owners scan the Market Ads
I have this Hooked on Pinball Speedometer listed. Don’t think he made many and haven’t been available for a while.
More photos and details in the ad
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/96090
5CAEED46-89A8-4675-ABC5-A207ECEC065C (resized).jpegQuoted from MadMaxDad:Not sure how often Mustang owners scan the Market Ads
I have this Hooked on Pinball Speedometer listed. Don’t think he made many and haven’t been available for a while.
More photos and details in the ad
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/96090[quoted image]
Although his website says sold out, he can still make them upon request. I contacted him a few months ago about it.
got a great deal on a mustang pro so i'm excited to join the club. game is super underrated.
good shots with some deep modes. and it takes music mods really well (total gamechanger imo).
the main mustang toy on mine was already modded to a 60's style mustang and i was hoping to toss some of the little cars on the ramps but i'm noticing the plastic pieces seem to be missing from the extras that were included with the machine. is there any place to order these? if so... what brand/size of cars are people using?
also... what 'install' do people tend to use in a home setting? hard? directors cut? (what do these even do?)
Quoted from anathematize:got a great deal on a mustang pro so i'm excited to join the club. game is super underrated.
good shots with some deep modes. and it takes music mods really well (total gamechanger imo).
the main mustang toy on mine was already modded to a 60's style mustang and i was hoping to toss some of the little cars on the ramps but i'm noticing the plastic pieces seem to be missing from the extras that were included with the machine. is there any place to order these? if so... what brand/size of cars are people using?
also... what 'install' do people tend to use in a home setting? hard? directors cut? (what do these even do?)
The small cars are 1/64 scale the large one is 1/24 scale
Attached is a die cast scale chart hope this helps.
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Quoted from Spiderpin:I replaced the 1/24th car with seven 1/64th cars. All Mustangs I added a Ford truck towing a 2019 Camaro. I have two 1/18th cars as my topper.
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Towing a Camaro, love it. hahahahahahahahahaha
Quoted from MustangPaul:Towing a Camaro, love it. hahahahahahahahahaha
Yah, my brother in law didn't like the game because it only had Mustang's in it. So I adding a truck and a Camaro. His favorite car. Then he got pi$$ed.. 
Quoted from Spiderpin:Yah, my brother in law didn't like the game because it only had Mustang's in it. So I adding a truck and a Camaro. His favorite car. Then he got pi$$ed..
Yeah that's those chevy guys for ya, no sense of humor. LOL
3 months later
Quoted from Spiderpin:Enjoy and Watch your speed.
Heck with that. Foot on the floor all the way to 6 Ball Multiball Glory! If you aint double tapping the flippers out of the gears before that, you're driving like a grandma.
This game hardly comes up for sale it seems, congrats! Been keeping an eye out for a Boss Premium model myself.
Quoted from evileye:This game hardly comes up for sale it seems, congrats! Been keeping an eye out for a Boss Premium model myself.
I've had my eyes on this LE a couple of years. When it came up for sale I jumped at it and sold a couple of my other games to get this.
Quoted from mima:I've had my eyes on this LE a couple of years. When it came up for sale I jumped at it and sold a couple of my other games to get this.
I would’ve done the same. The LE sure is a beauty
Quoted from leaffan67:Very underrated game! Shhhhhh!
Definitely.
Quoted from evileye:This game hardly comes up for sale it seems, congrats! Been keeping an eye out for a Boss Premium model myself.
I agree on totally under-rated comments.
I did the ColorDMD programming/coloring for the Mustangs, so had to learn how to get to all the modes, etc...
It has some long and detailed animations! There are a lot of modes on this machine and other goals - You can really choose your own path on how to play.
I started with a Pro and then tracked down a BOSS so I could color the different cars.
IMO, Mustang is the exception to the rule when it comes to LE being more desirable than the Prem. BOSS versions are hard to get people to let loose of.
I love my B&W Munsters - so there’s another Prem better than LE example (to at least some people)
Shameless plug - everybody should upgrade their DMD to Color
Quoted from MadMaxDad:I agree on totally under-rated comments.
I did the ColorDMD programming/coloring for the Mustangs, so had to learn how to get to all the modes, etc...
It has some long and detailed animations! There are a lot of modes on this machine and other goals - You can really choose your own path on how to play.
I started with a Pro and then tracked down a BOSS so I could color the different cars.
IMO, Mustang is the exception to the rule when it comes to LE being more desirable than the Prem. BOSS versions are hard to get people to let loose of.
I love my B&W Munsters - so there’s another Prem better than LE example (to at least some people)
Shameless plug - everybody should upgrade their DMD to Color
Yup, definitely noticing that myself! There’s an LE for sale here, not sure if that’s the one mima just bought, but I haven’t seen a Boss in a long time. I like B&W Munsters too, which is ironic considering you’re the color DMD guy.
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