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It looks like he will stop the car auction if someone buys the parts first

I went ahead and picked up that complete OEM Pedal kit from Colorado Mustang. Mark cut me solid deal. One step closer.

Here are a few more close ups of the bell housing as of right now.

Fuzzyflash, Yes it is flex hose. Dayco part#81071 from Autozone for $23.25. Here is a pic of the new Windsor correct PS bracket with the Dayco flex hose. It seems to fit great and I recommend for anyone in a pinch to get their car running. I tried to find a molded hose and did not have any...

hi Bobby, Sick setup man. I would be tempted not to mess anymore with your car. User rcadd1ct seems to know a lot about this subject, I'm probably going to message with more questions. I'm leaning toward converting to original factory setup with Zbar and then adding upgrades from there since...

Thanks Hemikiller. I picked up the bendy hose at Autozone and it fit great. If I get obsessive with trying to match the head numbers, I should be able to find a 69 stamped head. This one is really really close...

After reading other threads, the Right head was definitely replaced at some point between 1970 and 1999 when it went into storage, but does the Right head fall into the same date range where it would have been manufactured on the same tooling as heads 11 months previously ? Mechanically it would...

Interesting. I'm reading that it was common for the L/R head to be made at different times. If the right head was replaced by Ford sometime after 1970 as part of a warranty issue would be the only thing I could think of.

Awesome. I wonder if the Right head was replaced since it was almost a year later

Thanks Geoff. I'm going to grab an engine stand at harbor freight today, and if all goes as plan it will be on the stand tonight. My plan was to do the lightest rebuild I can get away with. (adjust valves, new head gaskets, possibly new rings, keep same pistons.) That is where guidance from...

Stanglover, 1970 351C 4V M-Code has arrived. Thanks for the suggestion

The 351C and toploader arrived safe and sound. For anyone needing to ship an engine cross country, We had a really good experience using Uship. (Oscar at - Bubba's transport)

If it's 72, I'm interested. T.kohlmeyer can have first shot at it.

we found a shipper, the engine is en route now. I will check on the engine code and post update when I get it. I am told it is from a 1970 Mustang Mach 1 and has the 4V "Quench" Closed Chamber heads

Congrats. Looks like it was stored in a time capsule

Nice. Good to know. I have a forney wire welder , and also the good ole Lincoln 225.

ok. Do you also have a backup light harness plugged into the old Neutral switch plug under dash, and routed to a switch on the transmission ?

really great info. I will study this.

Do you have pics of the stitch weld locations (post weld)

Very helpful. Do you also have to drill holes in the bell housing for the two hydraulic cables to run into the throwout bearing ?