1971-1973 COUPE/CONVERTIBLE TRUNK LID

Item is in good shape seams are good 100.00 Thanks pictures to follow

do you have the torsion rods for the convertible trunk?

If you are going for very correct parts - there are some differences between the 71 and 72/73 trunk lock.

From the 429 Megasite:

"Although the 71 and 72 Mustangs appear identical, there are some differences. One of them is the deck lid. Starting on 3/1/72, the 1972 deck lid part number changed from D1ZZ to D2ZZ. With this change, a slot for an exposed and pop riveted lock cylinder retaining clip was added .... The 71 deck lid ... does not have this slot. It has the lock cylinder retaining clip inside the deck lid sheet metal structure. It is thought that the 71 design, which required the assembly line worker to put his hand inside the metal frame work of the deck lid to install the lock cylinder retaining clip, posed an accessibility problem and possibly a safety issue (sharp metal edges). These issues may have lead to the design change in 72 with the much easier and safer slot for external installation of the retaining clip.

Note that 72 Mustangs built prior to 3/1/72 used the D1ZZ 71 decklid."

do you have the torsion rods for the convertible trunk?

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no rods thanks

do you have the torsion rods for the convertible trunk?

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Convertibles and Coupes use a single torsion rod, Fastbacks use a dual set up. I have a some for a convertible/coupe if your interested, restored (beadblasted, primed and painted, or original). Painted $40, unpainted $30.

I just PM you about the torsion rod

I just PM you about the torsion rod

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I have no coupe or convertible trunk rod springs thanks

What year did it came off of?