101 Projects for Your Mustang 1964 1/2-1973 by Diane E. Perkins-Davis, Diane Perkins-Davis, Paul Pitzonka (2004, Paperback)

Got this book with a little skeptical as to content. But to my surprise it is very well detailed and has a lot of the tips and tricks that only people who have had hands on work on a classic mustang can describe. This book already saved me from many possible mistakes while restoring my 66 stang, Thanks!

The book has got a lot of good ideas and projects for your mustang, hence the title "101 projects". The book has got plenty of photos of mustangs and a lot of pictures that help describe what ever project the book is talking about. My dislike with the book is that it isn't so much of a step by step process when it describes these projects, it's in a paragraph form that you really need to read before you preform the project. it's harder to refer back to the book while in the middle of a project, because there are no steps you have to go back through the paragraphs and find out where you are. The book is also good because it covers projects that are very simple all the way to being very hard. So the skill level is a good range.