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Welcome from Texas! Nice reunion! Post pics and your work ideas.
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Welcome from League City Texas! Post more pics and let us know what your pony has under the hood, tranny, etc. Interior pics would be good too! -
Hey Dude! Welcome from League City Texas! post some pics and more info. eBay has your bumper! Search for 1973 Mustang front bumper. I tried to load the link but it wont open. Always check eBay as parts are always available from time to time. Admire your dedication to your Stang!
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Welcome from League City TX! Very NICE! More pics please!
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Welcome from League City TX! Tell us more about your slick pony! What year, coding and your efforts.
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Welcome from League City, TX. Sounds like you have the drive and will to learn. Good luck and post more pics!
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Welcome from League City Texas! looks like a good barn save. Like to know how you do on the 4 speed conversion.
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Hello! DFW raised and awaiting delivery my first classic 73 Mach 1.
Bobby replied to DarkTriadTrader's topic in Introductions
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What kind or brand of carb do you have? Different carb manufacturers have particular problems. Sounds as though there may be a fuel flow problem from the pump or maybe your floats inside the carb need to be adjusted.
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Welcome from League City TX! She shore is sweet looking! Post more pics of the side, interior and most of all.....the engine!
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Welcome from League City TX! Nice clean ride. Keep the pics coming. Status the restoration when you can with lotsa pics!
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Welcome from League City TX! Make sure that your electrical devices work. My 72 Mach 1 almost burned down after I fixed the signal lights. The wiring was a modified mess! Smoke billowed from under the dash when I tried to back out of my garage. Replaced the entire wiring harness. All is good now!
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Welcome aboard. You've got quite a history with your steed......any more history to come!
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Hello FNG! Welcome to the fold! Nice and slick ride you have there! Post some pics of the engine and interior. I am very envious that you have a stick. All Hot Rods should have a stick shift. I am stuck with a C6 auto. I have looked into converting to a 4-speed toploader but it appears to be cost prohibitive. I'll just live with what I have. Anyway nice ride!!!
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Welcome aboard from League City Texas! Post some pics. Love to see what it looks like now and as your restoration process progresses!
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Welcome from League City in the Lone Star State! Hope you get all you want out of this gem! Keep up the good work!
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Welcome to the fold from League City Texas!. Hope you can get it fixed up to yore good taste.
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Welcome aboard from League City, Texas Joe! What are your plans for your new steed?
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Welcome aboard from League City Texas! Good luck with your efforts! Keep posting pics.
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Welcome from League City TX! Can I be in your Will???
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Welcome from League City TX! Sound like you have things well in hand!
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its a 72 but I kinda wish it was s 71 with a hotter engine. It came with the neutered 351C 2V engine. Mine was also Wimbledon white but painted black during its restoration in the early 2000s. Will be getting a rebuild with better heads and a hotter cam. You must keep all of us posted with progress pics.
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Welcome aboard from League City Texas! Good luck with your project!
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Welcome to the fold! Post more pics! The best thing to do is dual out your exhaust system, add headers and low restrictive mufflers. That'll cost you about $1.5K if you go to a reputable exhaust shop. Do your research and speak with reputable mechanics to make an informed decision. That will help and you can upgrade your intake manifold and carb to 4 barrel and that would add another 1.5K or so. without increasing airflow into the engine, upgrading your exhaust will only help so much.
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Welcome from Texas! Sweet looking ride.....but we need more pics!.....especially of the engine compartment.
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