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I just cut mine to fit nicely and to lie snugly between the wheel wells and front-to-back and it doesn't go anywhere... no glue...... JPW

Here's an inexpensive alternative to those that don't want to deal with painting their trunk interiors. Purchase a small roll of speckled rubber (gym)flooring (white, gray or blue speckles will look somewhat original). I use the 1/4" thick material. It is easily to cut and heavy enough to...

The matching pair of brackets in your second photo are brackets needed to support the upper urethane surface on the 1973 front bumper. They bolt to the top of the main cross brace within the bumper assy. Note arrows below.

I just finished installing a headliner recently ---- do not install the drip-rail outer molding or the weatherstrip channels. They will get in the way of properly gluing. clamping and trimming the headliner to the side retainers...

This small piece of windlace is easy to re-produce yourself ---- purchase $1 worth of matching color & grain of vinyl and $1 worth of of similar-sized foam rod. Wrap & glue the vinyl around the rod. Re-staple to the quarter trims (or use a set of very small screws to re-attach).

When will the site accept personal checks toward the donation?

Those hoods are fairly flat ---- you could do what I did -------hang it high on a wall and wait for the right person. Its about 80 lbs, however, and not easy to hang! Also ----- if your hood is original, does it have the black-out treatment on the under side like the attached photo ? Does anyone...

Looking for a very nice passenger-side drip rail molding for a 1971-73 fastback. No dents please, some light scratches are OK....... Thank you! JPW

I had my actuators stripped & re-plated by my local plater with no problem. However, there is something I would recommend you do. That is, find a way to block the actuator rod & diaphragm part way open so any trapped fluids that seep into the canister can drain/escape. My diaphragms leached...

Gents, I have two 1973 Mustang front bumpers listed on the Detroit area Craigsllst site. No impact mounting arms. Both will need a bit of work. Thanks, JPWally

Hello -- Looking for a pair of 71-73 Mustang FB or coupe sun Visor hardware. Only need the mounting rods. Must have have nice chrome, no pitting.

Thanks Steve, Doug Who, exactly? JPW

Looking for good, old OEM brake hardware that can be cleaned-up and reused. Need a pair of parking brake cable levers(R &L) and a pair of parking brake link bars as shown below. Must fit the 10 inch brake drum from a 351C Mustang or similar Ford car. Thank you ! JPW

Curious ------ what city in Michigan will the Sprint be residing?

Thanks for the good reference HemiKiller. Anghel answered the question. He has a great collection of Mustang Factoids, for sure.

I have observed these two different inner tie-rods beings used on our cars. Can anyone tell me which may be the Ford OEM tie-rod and which may be a replacement item? Or perhaps Ford used both these styles over the years? Thanks in advance! JPW

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Will be there !!

Make sure the trim code on the door VIN sticker reads "HB".......

Q1SVT ------ Got it. I see how a bit of shimming is required. But now why would someone separate a perfectly good 1973 Mustang engine mount apart to combine it with a Torino Mount? Thanks.