Recent content by Mark73mach1

I use R Good Auto Body off 70th Ave in Denver. Small shop that does a lot of early mustangs. They have mechanical, metal and body paint. They have done my 69 Fast back and 73 Mach 1. Very customer oriented. No BS. Call Brad (owner) at 303-426-5551. Tell him Mark with the 73 Mach 1...

Welcome from Colorado. Very nice looking car. Mark

I figured it out. Mark

I want to remove all the metal moulding. I need to have them professionally polished. Is there any videos out there on how to remove without damaging them? Thanks Mark

Thanks for the reply and info. The radio is Ford but no part number anywhere on the case. I believe it's from 1974 or newer. I found the matching plug off a 1974 Mustang today at a local junkyard. I powered it up in the car and connected a speaker to the radio plug and it worked. I'm going...

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73 Mach-1, I'm changing out my AM radio to an AM/FM 8 track player. How did you wire the speakers. I have the 5 wire plug receptor on the back of the radio but not the attaching plug and wires. Thanks Mark

My wife's car is medium bright yellow but she wants red so red it will be.

Great write up on the history of the car. I also have a 73 yellow vert that has been in a local junkyard since 1986. Fortunately they kept it inside the whole time since the yard owner planned on restoring it. It looked very similar to yours. Mark

I just put on new front springs, upper and lower control arms, inner and outer tie rods. Detailed the front and rear wheel wells. Installed rear anti sway bar.

Thanks to everyone for the pics and info. Mark

I was replacing my rear brake shoes, hardware and wheel cylinders. While carefully taking the brake assembly apart two flat washers and one wave washer fell out. I'm not sure where they go. I checked the shop manual but no luck. Any assistance would be helpful. Thanks Mark

Thanks.  Got the 351C running last Sunday just for a minute or so.  Got it timed and idling smooth.  This weekend I t put in the pulleys, hoses, power steering pump and hoses.  I want to the temperature up to 180ish.

Thanks Midlife.  Let me correct the first post.  It's a 1970 FMX tranny.  Auto spell got me. Mark

I'm attaching the wire harnesses under the hood.  I have a 73 convertible but installed a 70 351-2V engine with a GMC tranny.  I can not ID the plug and 2 wires in the picture.  Any thoughts??  Thanks Mark