Recent content by TexasBoss

Yes, the torsion rods for the trunk with rear wing are thicker as seen in this pic. I would recommend Mike from Motorcity Mustangs or Don at Ohio Mustang Supply to check their inventory for a used pair. Also, find a "how to" on this site to install. Requires a special tool or risk ripping...

Looking for two brackets that will fit my 72 4300D 4v Motorcraft carb: 1.  Heater hose bracket near choke 2. Linkage protect plate near choke

1973 351CJ-4V Motorcraft 4300D Carburetor, 4 speed manual transmission - 50 states. D3ZF-LA stamped on the carburetor base, spread-bore design of 715 cfm.  Professionally restored and replated by Chicago Carburetor.   $699.  Free Shipping.

Awesome!  I love this site!!  Thanks for the leads.

Still looking. D1ZX-6316-AA Harmonic Balancer

Thanks. I spoke with JD who said they don't have.

Bill, Do you happen to have a D1ZB-6331112 (right hand) lower inner sail panel in your stash?  Any color. They cover the space between the bottom of sail panel and the rear deck on non-fold down cars. These are made of hard plastic not headliner material covered card board. Thanks, Ed...

For 1971 Boss 351.

Don, you're awesome! But I think Erin would disapprove of you giving away inventory. I sent you an email.

Yes...from her email:  "The mirror was received with the defects you noted...." Of course it was.

I eagerly recognize quality service from restoration vendors on this forum as my posting history will demonstrate, but I also think it's important to expose shoddy service to warn the collector community. I sent a fully functional and original mirror from my 1971 Boss 351 to the "mirror lady"...

I know this is an old thread but I referenced it to locate a business to rebuild the PS pump in my 71 Boss and wanted to share my experience. I sent a rusty 50 year old pump to Dan at ChockoStang and in one week he returned a concours quality pump! Cost was $130 plus $30 shipping.  I highly...

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Sorry...I recently sold it to a local 72 Mach 1 owner.

I purchased this 1971 Boss 351 last summer (2018).  Prior owner bought it from University Chrysler in Edinburg, TX...a border town close to Mcallen.  Salesman at the dealership told him this Boss was a trade-in by a Mexican buyer who drove the car across the border and returned with a new...