1972MustangSVH

roger that... he claimed to have several sets of doors I'll check. Probably going Sunday after next.

Original 1971 1972 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Left Right Fender - $150 http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/4885783603.html

I couldn't resist... fastback mustang - $1000000 (red bud il.) http://carbondale.craigslist.org/cto/4929667981.html

I bumped into this on craigslist and I'm arranging a scouting trip because these aren't too far from me. Anybody interested in anything in particular I need to look for? I'm not sure exactly what he has and neither does he but I'm going to find out. He's wouldn't price anything so it may be a dead end. He claimed to have sold early bronco parts for 30K so it might be a Barrett Jackson syndrome bust, but I'm going to check it out anyway http://tippecanoe.craigslist.org/pts/4937016818.html P.S. He added that he has a complete 72 Grande 351 2V w/air that might be bought as well.

This has been a good thread for me, however, I'm still on the fence. 1. I hate the '73 bumper 2. I really like the 71-2 urethane look 3. I really like the 71 all chrome look the paradox... I have everything needed to go either way The urethane bumper and painted extensions have huge mechanical feel and look but leave me feeling like they have a "plastic" look as well. The chrome and chrome look is a fantastic contrast feature and teases toward a "Shelbyish" look but it makes me feel like the car looks "older" than it should. Gads... I'll probably go without either one at this rate.

I spose if that chick was into them I might... after all they do come right off.

As much as much as I am endeared to our hood paint and hockey sticks I think this car doesn't need it. As a matter of fact the vert breaks up the paint with mechanical detail enough that this car is rather striking. It looks like a little sweet piece of candy sitting there. However, <--- (there's always one of these) If I listen to the "hot rod' side of me and felt it necessary to add some accents. I would have the hood paint and side stripes "ghosted" into the clear with bright silver of light charcoal for a ethereal affect. Mmmmm, mmmmm

1. 1968 "S" code FB 2. 1968 1/2 GT Fastback 428CJ 3. 1985 Predator Convertible 4. 1986 SVO 5. 1969 Shelby GT500 6. 1971 429 4 speed convertible 7. 1971 Boss 351 8. 1969 Boss 429 9. 1971 Mustang Europa 10. 1968 EXP- 500 Shelby

Dude, you can't have ED and wear shorts like those....

I hope imitation is truly the sincerest form of flattery because I think i just found my color. Very nice ride!

True royalty! That v-top looks great on the green!

Name any financially smart restoration.... if it were truly financially smart we'd turning these babies out like they were on a production line.

Southern Indiana this morning -15, North Pole Alaska +1, I'm sooooo done with winter. Its so cold here the Yeti are running off all the Sasquatch.

First with urethane bumper? First tail lights with integrated backup light. First with a fasten safety belt light ??? First year there wasn't a Shelby version. <---- (buzzer sound) http://www.ponysite.de/sheleur.htm

One of the things I like about this site is the lack of bias. I had forgotten about those and it good to have the occasional refresher. Even though the Capri's weren't / aren't my thing they have fallen into the category where they are getting old enough to be a little appreciated. The hot rodder in me see's a hole under the hood begging for a smokin' small block.