Recent content by Einar'sMach1

I’m switching my car from auto to manual. I bought this pedal assembly a while back not sure which year it’s from. Trying to figure out how I’m gonna convert this. the steering column lines up and bolts to the Rusty original support. The clutch pedal is on the black one but there’s an extra...

Hey two questions. Are you planning to use cats on the exhaust or not? Are you concerned about the ECU in the wheel well taking a hit from rocks etc. I d like tot add some kind of plastic wheel well like on modern vehicles. Looks like you are doing show quality work there.. 👍🏻👍🏻

Very Nice! What are the size and brand of your wheels?

cazsper, Do you have a picture so we can see what your wheels look like? i'm trying to decide on wheel size as well. THX

Found this on Local Craig's list. http://siouxcity.craigslist.org/pts/4346357154.html Also found some center console parts http://siouxcity.craigslist.org/pts/4339618138.html

I used to do alignments in a shop and they just lock the steering wheel straight and then align the wheels. I caution people on moving the steering wheel because it should be in the right spot in the first place. If not someone did not lock steering wheel when alignment was done it would be...

Check out this post from an Aussie I am working on a coyote install and considering a Wilwood underdash pedal assembly. No booster needed and completely removes brakes from the engine compartment.

I am installing a front end kit from Rod and Custom Motoersports. http://rcmotorsportsinc.com/ I mainly chose them because after talking to them, they had previously installed a coyote in a 71 mustang. They kit came with complete instructions and images of modifications needed to fit the engine...

I am doing a very similar approach right now. I have my coyote engine and suspension, currently finishing body restore before i fit them. The first thing I've found id that installing a new engine in an old car creates a mechanical puzzle to be solved. You will find the steering needs to change...

this looks just like the mach 1 that was on this forum a short time ago. Rebuilt by the Gas Monkey Garage. If it is, not surprised to see it on auction.

If the doors are in good shape they could be worth something too. I haven't found any replacement sheet metal for doors yet.

WHAT IS THE OFFSET? Your wheel offset should be as close to 0 as possible.

Welcome from South Dakota

Hellooo from South Dakota

I am currently upgrading my chassis and I have both available. Better yet i see you live in Omaha, I live just south of Sioux Falls SD.