Recent content by Rockinrednek

The previous owner removed the rear seat and had a box built and carpeted it so her dogs could ride with her. But you might be right about the bucket seats from an older mustang.

Anyone every replace their rear seat with buckets?

1. Wash the car 2. Wipe the car with a mild solvent or commercially available wax and grease remover 3. Buy 3 or 4 sheets of each 2000, 1500,and 1200 grit wet and dry sand paper 4.Were going to walk down a ladder here and then back up again. I can’t see the condition of your paint so I can’t...

I would love more pictures and even a possible write up about that interior. And welcome from TEXAS

Not sure what you mean by replacing the cowl? you mean the hood?

Im in Deer Park. Once I get her running right I really want to get a meet and greet together in Houston. Im in Deer Park. Once I get her running right I really want to get a meet and greet together in Houston.

Been lurking for a while now. I had a 73 Mustang Grande when I was 15 but never got to drive it due to a bad trans and no funds to fix it. Now flash forward 29 years later. A co worker had purchased a 73 Mustang convertible and was wanting to sell it. I offered a trade for my 4 wheeler and he...

My first car at the age of 14 was a 1973 mustang Grande. I told myself if I ever get to a point to get another one I will. I pick up a 73 Mustang convetible tomorrow.

If you have lemon juice, try that first. Zud (similar to Ajax or Comet cleanser and sold near them in the grocery store) is great if you aren't worried about scratching OR you can get liquid rust remover at the fabric store. Good luck!

The finest grade steel wool you can get. I use #0000 steel wool on chrome, stainless and glass. #0000 is the finest grade I can get locally. #000000 is better if you can find it. I also use it on aluminum wheels that are trashed to get rid of water spots, followed by polishing. Take a piece of...