Recent content by wolfawaken

I think I know this car, live a few miles from me, I enjoy the nice photos.

My sorries and wishes to a speedy recovery are with your wife, please take care of both of you at this time. Larry and Judy

Welcome, when you are finished it will look amazing, the group will be cheering you every step of the way.

Welcome aboard, this website will help everyday you are searching for an opinion or a solution.

It’s easy to shop close to home, glad to hear your brother and you getting the mustangs.

1970 coupe that brings the memories back.Just finished high school, going to college and you know had to be dad approved being 18. Found a new 1970 Boss 302, but my dad said no to the boss, but yes to the a1970 Oxford White, 302- 2V, 3speed floor shift manual, great car. That coupe was loaded...

When I lived in and around San Diego, starting in La Jolla, Mira Mesa, Oceanside over a 10 year period I bought my 72 351 H code in Fallbrook, about 15 miles from my house.

wolfawaken, I found my sign board in the basement and would be the easiest way to describe the work that was done to up the horsepower on my 72 351 h code. It is listed on my sign board, Mach 1.

Thank you everyone, I will be telling my stories, later after I get organized to peal back the history of my Mach 1.

I live in NW Missouri, My first Mach 1 was brand new 1973 Q code while I was in the Navy, but 2months later I had orders to Guam. My current car is 1972 H code Mach I, but it is a sheep in wolf clothing. Later the details.

Good morning, new member, I own a 1972 Mach 1 and a 1970 Boss 302, I am grateful for all the help 7173 mustangs provide.