Vintage Mustang Database (1964 - 1980)

[FenderBob]

Have a bunch I could add when I get some time.

[Pacafeliz]

Have a bunch I could add when I get some time.

Git ready OSG!

[FenderBob]

Have a bunch I could add when I get some time.

Git ready OSG!

Most of mine are focused on the competition years.

[FenderBob]

Just looked - have like 230 serial numbers of mostly comp stangs. I went really hard for several years. But they are folders. not in MS WORD or EXCEL format. Would take some time to convert into a clean list.

[superficial]

Someone can probably help write a very simple terminal / shell command to list folder names.

For example, on a Mac (Or 'nix) terminal you'd navigate to the folder where the subfolders are listed, and type:

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ls -d */

Or, if you folder structure is messy but you can search for a certain string or some other identifier, you'd type:

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find . -type d -name "Mustang"

[FenderBob]

Someone can probably help write a very simple terminal / shell command to list folder names.

For example, on a Mac (Or 'nix) terminal you'd navigate to the folder where the subfolders are listed, and type:

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ls -d */

Or, if you folder structure is messy but you can search for a certain string or some other identifier, you'd type:

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find . -type d -name "Mustang"

Thanks for the suggestions. Don't have a MAC, have a PC. Would it be just as easy?

[caples]

Just looked - have like 230 serial numbers of mostly comp stangs. I went really hard for several years. But they are folders. not in MS WORD or EXCEL format. Would take some time to convert into a clean list.

Wow 230 is crazy if you could make it into a list

[luau]

Someone can probably help write a very simple terminal / shell command to list folder names.

For example, on a Mac (Or 'nix) terminal you'd navigate to the folder where the subfolders are listed, and type:

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ls -d */

Or, if you folder structure is messy but you can search for a certain string or some other identifier, you'd type:

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find . -type d -name "Mustang"

Thanks for the suggestions. Don't have a MAC, have a PC. Would it be just as easy?

Sure, just open a command prompt with the 'cmd' command and then change to the drive and directory containing all the goodies and redirect a directory listing to a file. Say your root folder containing everything is on drive X and in folder 'goodies'.

At the command prompt:

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x: <enter>
cd \goodies <enter>
dir /s /b > listing.txt <enter>

And then email me listing.txt and I'll convert it to a spreadsheet and send it back to ya.

edit: This will only work if the information you wish to extract is contained in directory and file names. If you have the information inside of a text file or something then that'll take a more comprehensive set of commands but is still doable.

[sam]

363704

[Pacafeliz]

Oh damn

[Pacafeliz]

Well sorry but you can add this my wonderful 1976 natural

7615608

[sal paradise]

Well sorry but you can add this my wonderful 1976 natural

7615608

Oh my gosh that’s gorgeous

[68 Blackline]

1976 Mustang, natural as the previous post. It's near the end of the white guard SN on the neckplate style. F7087XX

[caples]

Sorry for the delay everyone, should be updated as of now

[ldp54002]

Mine is a 1965 in Dakota red.

L33409 - B neck with date stamp OCT65



The left is a refin'd parts 'stang, the right is a 2008 CIJ MG-73.