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Here is an old post that might help you. https://7173mustangs.com/threads/new-glass-install.24503/

If any of you guys a have a Fastback parts car and if the right rear Quarter panel inner substructure is not rotted out or damaged in an crash, I was hoping we could reach an agreement on you cutting it out of the parts car and selling it to me. I've attached a pic and circled the area that I need.

Fabrice, the 71-73 Cougar "B" pillars could be used but they would require some minor altering on the edges where the quarter panel attaches to it. The contour of the Mustang quarter panel is slightly shaped a little different compared to the Cougar, but a "Sheet Metal GOD" such as yourself...

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You can also reach out to Don at OMS or Mike at Motorcity Mustang. They have parts cars that they part out and both are top tier sponsors.

You might want to boil some water then once the water is hot take it off the stove, insert the end that fits over the inlet to soften it up a bit and quickly remove it from the water and put it on the inlet as it cools it'll conform to the shape of the inlet. Just another suggestion I'm throwing...

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Hey Tim I found this on the net. If you have the scrap material here is a suggestion on a home made tool to make it easier to install the doors.

Hey Ron the sled looks FANTASTIC!!!! You did an awesome job on that headliner. Your attention to detail is inspiring. Well done!!

Guy should be booted off of here, definitely sounds like a dirt-bag scammer.

Chuck, mikeyhunts post was from April 15, 2019!

Ernesto, hola mi amigo bienvenido al foro! ¡Tu coche se ve increíble! ! Por favor, cuando tengas tiempo, cuéntenos más sobre los detalles, como la lista de opciones, si las hay, y tal vez algunas imágenes del interior y el compartimento del motor. Nos gustan muchas fotos aquí en el foro...

Reach out and check with staff member "Mister 4X4" he did all that and much more on his sled.

Looks good to me also

Check with Mike at Motor City Mustang or Don at OMS. Both are vendors here and both have parts cars that may have what you need.

I used this to reinstall the small snap ring.

https://www.gaaclassiccars.com/vehicles/35004/1971-ford-mustang

WOW!! You finally got your engine back and it's looking awesome dude!!! Looking forward to more videos as you put it back in its engine bay and when you first crank her up. Great job and your assistant looks very eager to get in there and start wrenching!

I couldn't find it on Grainger but I found it on McMaster-Carr https://www.mcmaster.com/7521N63/

She is very easy on the eyes.