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I just bought a new Motorcraft MAX battery. So far no problems. Turns over my 351 Cleveland with no problems. 119.00 at the dealer. 700 CCA and a 3 year replacement warranty. John J
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Having spent months looking for the right tyre supplier here in the U.K i finally found a tyre supplier that sells white belted tyres. Tyres were shipped overnight via UPS. The owner was very helpful as he owns classic American cars. I even got a discount.
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Blue Ridge Classic Mustang is a good place to look for the hard to find parts. Owner and Operator, James Van Buren Jr, 540-578-4954 has come through for me several times and is very reasonable. So, If you are looking for parts, give him a call. Thank You mustang7173 :D
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Hi all, I just wanted to give a big "Thank You" out to Ohio Mustang Supply. I just bought a pitman arm for my 72 Mach from them & they were about 40 bucks cheaper than anywhere else! Plus, I got it sent to me & it arrived in 3 days. Thank's again OMS! :)
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[positive] Hollywood Title & Lien (CarTitleUSA)
cudak888 posted a topic in Product Reviews & Feedback
I used Richard's service at Hollywood Title to get the '72 Q-code a title when the NY DMV wouldn't help me to acquire copies of the original renewable registration. Not only is Richard good at the service he offers (each and every vehicle is thoroughly background checked - he just brought up some info on a car for me, including the date and name of the previous owner from 30-year-old records), he goes above and beyond the call of duty with his customers - and genuinely appreciates old Mustangs and classics. What's more, he's a hell of a lot cheaper than Broadway/GNT. Clear Florida title for my '72 was $350, ready to be registered. $470 if you want it the title in your name directly (as of then). Definitely worth it if you have a worthy project car that you can't do anything with because of an ancient renewable registration or lost title. -Kurt -
[positive] Blair #11096 3/8" Spot Weld Removal Kit
cudak888 posted a topic in Product Reviews & Feedback
These fantastic little cutters have been the key to getting all the spot welds out of the trunk of my '71 Mach 1. For the beginner on a budget (or anyone on a budget), you don't need anything better or more sophisticated than these brilliant little tools. Note - many sellers show the #11082 kit (with the fixed pilot) even when offering the #11096 kit. Be careful that you get the right one. Since photos speak volumes, following are progress photos of my trunk floor removal, accomplished entirely with the Blair kit: That said, it does help to use these bits with a GOOD low-RPM, high-torque drill, such as the Milwaukee Magnum Hole Shooter. I drilled half of these welds with the Magnum, but used a cheap Black & Decker with a 90-degree adapter for the areas under the package tray. The Blair bits were not as easy to control and skipped more with the cheap, high-RPM Black & Decker drill. Do yourself a favor and use these bits with a quality drill that has a variable speed trigger. -Kurt -
A great addition to any collection.
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[positive] Competition Engineering Traction Bars
RocketFoot posted a topic in Product Reviews & Feedback
While the stock rear suspension in your ride may be adequate for stock engines and street tires, it just isn't going to cut it when you increase horsepower. What you need is Competition Engineering's leaf spring traction bars. Perfect for stock eliminator and bracket cars, they eliminate wheel hop and improve traction by applying the force that normally produces unwanted axle rotation into a downward force, making the tires stick to the pavement. They're constructed from heavy-gauge 2 1/2 in. x 2 1/2 in. x .120 in. wall steel tubing, and are fixture-welded to ensure a perfect fit for each application. Plus, they'll handle up to 450 tire-shredding horsepower and include all materials required for installation.
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