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I have been a Mustang fan since I was a kid and my Dad bought a 1965 Fastback, black with pony interior. He later traded it in for another car and I remember being so disappointed that he didn't keep it. Later on I owned a 1966 fastback (let that one go when we had kids...) later in life I owned...

rackerm: Thanks for the suggestion!  yes, that would give me another option/possibility. Jim

Thanks for reply and pictures. Yes, just the bottom at this point. unfortunately the ones you have are too small, my inserts measure 20 1/2" x 14". Still hoping to find some fabric....

I got mine too, Yes, nice not to have to run a front plate.

I need enough to do a seat bottom approximately 16" wide X  24" long . To confirm, is what you have the original type comfortweave, not the reproduction?

Welcome from a fellow WA newbie !

MotorCity Mustang: The top two pictures you posted look similar to what I have. Do you have any of the fabric? Thanks, Jim

OK, good to know. Thanks.

David, Thanks for confirming that they should be black. Jim

Here are pictures of the blue Comfortweave on my seat:

Not 100% sure on if the 72 Sprint is the same but I think it may be. I will get pictures to post shortly. Thanks!

Thanks for the pictures! I didn't need the whole interior screw kit so I bought just the small interior Q-panel/kick panel screw kit (I think it was #504) from Mustangs Unlimited. It was just the screws with no info on where they should go. I have a blue interior and they said it should have...

Looking for a remnant of blue comfortweave fabric approximately 16" x 22", enough to do one front seat bottom (all I need at this point) I have tried the usual source-SMS, and they haven't had any in stock for some time.  So, hoping to find someone who may have done new covers and has some...

Thanks, I'll take a look.

The interior quarter panels were out of the car when we inherited our 73 convert. Is there any documentation that shows what type screws are used in which holes to attach the panels. I have looked in the 73 shop manual and other sources but doesn't show that level of detail. Thanks, Jim

I found when I was replacing my rubber fuel/vapor lines that Gates has a hose specifically for fuel vapor use, it was a little less expensive than the alcohol resistant fuel hose but not by much. As expensive as the hoses are I was glad to save whatever I could...

Thanks for the info, I guess that confirms what SMS told me as well. the search continues....

Thanks, that is good information.  I had read on other forums about comfortweave fabric and its availability. one site had this posted back in 2017: "the only machines capable of producing that type of vinyl were located in Kyoto, Japan.  They were the sole supplier to everyone using that vinyl...

There is a small molded clip that is attached in the center to hold the sun visor ends, it has two sections for each visor to snap into, is that the clip you are referring to?

Thanks for the suggestion! That is definitely another option we can look into if we can't find any other fabric