Stephanie's Mustang Corral
updated 2/26/08

Welcome to my Virtual Corral. Most every link on this page will take you to pages and pages of info about these projects.

A quick note after 10 years of illustrating my Mustang adventure on the web:

** Yes, believe it or not, it was March 1997 when I brought home Old Bloo and threw up a web page on AOL to show off my new toy to my far away friends. Thanks to all who visit and write to say hi or ask Mustang questions. I really enjoy hearing from you, and I treasure the lasting friendships I have made over the years.

Mustang work has ceased around our house due to other family concerns. However the MII is safe in the garage, and progress will resume when funds and time are available. So there may not be a lot of updates, but I'm still here. **

In honor of our dog Alki and her recent battle with cancer, we are participating in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life in 2008. Please click here to see Alki's story, and donate to this great cause if you choose: Donate

I am a Ford Mustang enthusiast and I have had six mustangs. I currently have one.

  1974 Mustang II Mach I
currently being restored/modified
         

Distracting me from the Mustang is this 1961 Glass Magic Playmaster - my first boat! I am absolutely crazy for this little boat with fins like an old cadillac!

This website for many years was dedicated mainly to my restoration efforts on my 68 coupes,

   Old Bloo

   and Deja Bloo.

I have also had a 95 GT Conv, which was my daily driver for several years, and a 94 Cobra, which was fun and fast. I drag raced it a couple times, once resulting in bringing home a neat plaque that now hangs on my wall from the first annual Ford Fever Classic at Woodburn. Sure, I got second, but I still thought it was pretty cool.

For about a year and a half I had a very cool 1984 Mustang SVO which I was fixing up when I found my old Mach I. I sold it to pay for the Mach's restoration. I hope to have another one someday because the SVO is just a really nice driving car, and very very fast! VERY FAST! You have to feel the boost to believe it! And I hadn't even had a chance to tune it up. It is truly a car that doesn't get the respect it deserves.

So, I'm a girl, and I restore cars, often with my own two little hands (there's more of us than you might think). My Dad and Grandpa were both mechanics and I grew up hanging around the family shop. My first car was a 74 Mustang II - the same one at the top of this page. 12 years after I sold it I hunted it down and brought it back home.

I have also had an addiction for Miata.  I've owned three of them, but I am currently Miata-less.

I love to email with other mustangers, and particularly other girls who know how to get their hands dirty (or wish they knew how).  My husband isn't into cars at all, so it's nice to have other car nuts to talk to! I'm always happy to help newbies, because I was a newbie myself not too long ago.

Feel free to write and say hi!

My 2007 New Year's Resolution

a picture a day (not necessarily car related).
 

It took me until February to get started on it, lets see how long it lasts.

stefrobrts@stephanies-mustang.com