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That's a very cool car for just fun, too! Well done, Sir, congratulations! A cool color combination, too. Have fun, John! And do not forget to keep us up to date with the Roadrunner - I am waiting... 😉

Done without the wood, measured exactly, drilling from the inside, scared, but went easy. Filed around the cut and test fitted the locks so they have a little bit room in the hole and are not too tight in there. Then paint on the edge and install - or paint the whole hood as I did...

Great progress! I would paint it blue like your other blue interior items. Looks more integrated and more factory in my opinion.

Yeah, +1! I have installed my intake a few months ago again after a carb leak and some failed valley gaskets. I will retorque the bolts after the engine has had its first warm up to be safe!

In 71/72 you had to order ram air to get the twist locks and the tutone on your NACA hood, 351c and 429. On the Boss both was standard. In 73 you could order the twist locks and tutone treatment separately, ram air was only available for the 2V cars. The NACA hood was standard for all 71-73...

I don't think so, you can fish them out. I have my glass still out there anyway...

After reading the whole thread I would suggest to keep an eye on it but nothing more now. From what I know it is not uncommon that they could smoke a little bit through all their small gaps after some time. I would eventually go one step further and say it's quite normal on a piece of old iron...

Seems like a nice project - welcome to your home 🤗

Exactly!

Help against what? It doesn't hurt anything if you remove the block off plates. It would be something like a fresh air intake. It has been done like that for decades. Me too before I installed ram air. I simply removed the block off plates and did not anything further. If you have an air...

Awesome find, congratulations!

Hemikiller is spot on! Most people don't even know about it because previous owners already disconnected them - it could be very annoying. Same was on my car - but as I restored it to factory specs I reconnected it. It buzzes also if you forget the headlights on or the key in the lock and then...

Welcome from Germany 🤗

You speak for me! If only I had the money, time, a big garage and own petrol station... But sure I am blessed to have this Mach 1. And a Challenger R/T as a daily. So can't complain. But I know, from time to time the big ol' Hot Wheels Syndrome comes back... Aaah, those cars! I love them -...

Welcome from Germany 🤗 Nice green machine - tell us more about it and your plans with it, please.

Same here - my youngest one turned 1 two months ago and now he is interested in everything, learns every day something new. It's awesome to watch that again. Can't wait to take him for a cruise too 😉 Thanks for the explanation about the wheel! That are some great tricks - you should have made...

Here are my personal experiences and recommendations: Don from Ohio Mustang Supply is always top notch, ordered many times from him over the years, has used parts also. For our overseas Mustang owners he used to make packets as cheap as possible so shipping and customs would not eat us alive...

How cool is that!

Sad to hear, hope you get well soon!

What shade of green do you search? Normal green or avocado or...?