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  1. 73inNH

    Need Your Advice

    Give us a bit more info. Is the engine running well, but just a dog?
  2. 73inNH

    Non-Mustang Brakes (Sorry)

    The ABS unit was the issue? Not the master cylinder?
  3. 73inNH

    Recommendation

    Nice.
  4. 73inNH

    Recommendation

    I have these. http://www.fordpowertrain.com/FPAindex/Mustang1.htm Went in easy, sounds awesome. They don't hang low. And they fit my 73 with ps, ac, 4 speed.
  5. 73inNH

    Non-Mustang Brakes (Sorry)

    Sorry in advance, but this forum is too helpful to go anywhere else. 1993 F250 4WD. A week or so ago one of the read brake lines rusted through. Fluid poured out, no brakes. etc. I add a new line installed and all was well. Today, a few days after getting it back, I pushed the pedal real hard...
  6. 73inNH

    Vehicles For Sale 73 convertible

    I'd say a 4 speed would bring you to the high end and FMX to the low, but yes the range looks good to me. A/C on a vert is always a nice option.
  7. 73inNH

    New reproduction Hood hinges and 351C Moroso blue valve covers.

    I'm interested. PM sent.
  8. 73inNH

    New to me 1972 Mustang convertible

    Maybe post a pic of the car? More fun to look at than paper. :)
  9. 73inNH

    Parts For Sale Custom Autosound Bluetooth Stereo for 67-73 Mustang

    I will check. Honestly not sure I have the knobs.
  10. 73inNH

    Parts For Sale Custom Autosound Bluetooth Stereo for 67-73 Mustang

    Bump, and new price: $150, shipped to Continental USA.
  11. 73inNH

    Parts For Sale Custom Autosound Bluetooth Stereo for 67-73 Mustang

    This Custom AutoSound Bluetooth stereo came with my 73, and I no longer need it. The stereo works. It also has the bluetooth and microphone modules, original box, and wiring. These units are designed to look like an original radio, but they function like a new radio. $200 shipped to the...
  12. 73inNH

    Starter Woes

    I have similar problems on a hot day. I have headers that run near the starter. I have a heat shield around the starter and it is definitely better, but on really hot days, parking over hot pavement, on a short shut down, it definitely labors to start. When I get sick of it, I will get a high...
  13. 73inNH

    1971 FORD 429 4V and Transmission for sale

    Out of curiosity . . . Will this drop in a 73 Mustang Vert, with top loader?
  14. 73inNH

    Edelbrock = 465HP?

    Let me throw a curveball . . . . I'm going to assume my heads need to be rebuilt. I'm not aware of any issues but I know the valves are a weak spot and the springs are likely tired etc. If I stay the cast-iron head route and don't go to aluminum: 1. Can I rebuild these heads with common DIY guy...
  15. 73inNH

    Edelbrock = 465HP?

    I upgraded to a Pertronix Flamethrower II disty and ignition a while back. Just adding more info. : ) In my head, I'm a bolt on guy. I've never bolted on heads, but I feel like I can. Again, in my head, the thought of changing pistons seems like a huge job. Maybe it's not. Just some insight...
  16. 73inNH

    1971 Mach 1 and 73 vert

    I live pretty close to the 73 vert if any serious buyers need eyes on it.
  17. 73inNH

    Edelbrock = 465HP?

    OK - excellent info here. I'll give this a bit more thought. I still like the idea of dropping the cast iron weight with aluminum heads, but a small part of me feels like I lose the "Cleveland Mystique" if I lose the heads. This will be a Winter project so I guess I have some time. Thanks...
  18. 73inNH

    Edelbrock = 465HP?

    Sounds like a nice build! $7k (or $9k prob with inflation (is more than I'm going to spend. I'll keep researching. :)
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