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That's how I got in the last time I didn't have the key! But there's a twist. My fat ass couldn't fit through the hole, so I had to attached ten extensions together to my ratchet and reinforced them with duct tape to keep the assembly fairly straight. Then I unscrewed the two bolts holding the...

I was thinking only of the M codes when I came up with the "100" number. A 351 2V Ram Air has to be really rare. How many of those did they make? Where are you getting your sheet metal? It's getting harder and harder to find at reasonable prices and the shipping is insane. I heard Gilbert bought...

Wow. I just saw this post. Wish I had bought it for that price!

LOL Geoff! That car doesn't have any parts I would want, otherwise it would be mine :ROFLMAO:

I thought about buying the hull from Paul before you got it, but I have so many similar projects that I would never have gotten to it. The thing that makes me sick is that at one point, after several conversations with Paul, I had a chance to buy the whole car with the numbers matching...

So last year I was approached by a film producer who lives locally in Birmingham, AL. (but moved here from California) to see if she could use one of my cars for her film, "It's Alright Now." I jumped at the chance and let her use a 1973 Medium Copper Metallic Q code convertible that has had...

So I've been fixing up a 72 Vert, factory Bright Red/White/White car I bought a few years ago. Unfortunately, the trunk key was missing when I bought it. I have a big bag of ignition and trunk keys from cars I parted out, and I've tried using them many times in similar situations with no luck...

Not with that engine, lol. That's just a run of the mill 429 out of a Thunderbird. It's not a Cobra Jet. And it has an 8" rear end, probably with 2.75 gears!

Good job putting all the ads together Hemikiller! I'd love to know the history of the interactions between the seller and the "buyers" on all those "sales."

Yes! That is the car I had mentioned before. In fact, the Polaroid I had looks like the picture in the article. So cool he got the car in Mustang Illustrated. Small world indeed when it comes to these cars!

Here's my original post: HAVE YOU GUYS SEEN THIS?! https://barnfinds.com/wow-long-name-1971-mustang-mach-1-429-cobra-jet-ram-air/#comment-1381185 https://www.mecum.com/lots/1095687/1971-ford-mustang-mach-1-fastback/... 7173mustangs.com Regarding some of the responses above, the car has been...

Here's my original post: https://7173mustangs.com/threads/have-you-guys-seen-this.43695/ Regarding some of the responses above, the car has been run through eBay at "no reserve" five or six times now, but it keeps popping up again and again after selling. I'm thinking friends of the sellers...

Probably by letting them walk away, lol!

And it's back again, LOL! https://www.ebay.com/itm/276182231524?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l1120&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=1bdb1bf61f144034aebaccb375267fe2&bu=43211882738&ut=RU&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20231122085804&segname=11021

Sorry. I figured it out. When I was working on the ignition switch earlier, I got it out of adjustment. I just readjusted it and now the ACC on the switch works fine and powers up the radio like it should. I tried to delete the post but I can't seem to be able to do that. Thanks. Kevin.

Hooking up a Custom Auto Sound radio. I find all kinds of places to hook up power that come on when the ignition switch is in the "on" position, but that will fry the coil when listening to the radio with the car not running. The radio power lead gets no juice when I turn the ignition...

So true!

I'm betting we'll see it back on eBay by the same seller in a month. At least the sales price is down from the initial sales price of $41,766. But it is still $10,000 more than the $22,000 the seller paid for it at Mecum.

That is so awesome!! My wife and I have always loved TWD, and them bringing a 73 Mustang into the series is just too cool!

It's baaaaccckkkkk! This is the third time it's run through Ebay by the same seller, and he still hasn't learned his lesson to just be honest that the car is a hack job rebody...