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FYI I found some tips made by Stainless Works at Summit Racing Equipment. They are pricey until you consider the material and fabrication needed to make them. Now the hope is they show up in this millennium. LOL

Whatta ya mean it's unsafe Officer? That strap has a 10,000# capacity rating! Ya can't fix stupid.

Definitely not restoring to factory condition. I just like the way the exhaust system that came on the car sounds. The mufflers are after market and the exhaust note while cruising is unobtrusive. But when you give it the gas it has a nice bark to it.

As can be seen the exhaust tips on my '72 Mach1 have seen better days. Would like to replace them with something similar. Did these cars come with these tips? My search has not yielded much of anything that is close to these.

I get the feeling that this forum like many others is just a way for a bunch of "know it alls" to argue over something. Came on here to hopefully learn some things. But as I've seen it's dominated by certain people who are legends in their own minds!

A picures worth a thousand words! WOW. Bet the one on the right weighs quite a bit more as well.

I've used a plethora of washes, waxes and polishes over the years. Maguire's has always had decent products. I used to love Classic Car Wax. But I've been impressed with some of Wizard's products in recent years. Their Mystic Nano Wax is awesome in keeping a shine for a long period of time...

You must have the patience of a Saint! Admire your efforts!

I was researching trans coolers for my RV that to tows my race trailer. While doing so, I found out the primary function of the trans lines running to the radiator isn't primarily for cooling. It's to insure the trans gets up to operating temperature using the heat from the radiator. After it...

I ordered mine from Summit months ago knowing it might be awhile.  Got mine a couple weeks ago.  They are now producing these at the new facility but have a sizeable back log of manifold orders to fill.

Thanks for the info!

I have a 1972 "Q" Code Mach 1.  Were the "Q" codes equipped with the 3 gauges in the center below the vent? Or was that an option or just on "R" codes? Thanks

Very nice cars.  Really liked the backgrounds you chose.

COOL!

Nice Boots!  The car ain't bad either.  Pretty incredible where you started from.

Awesome looking Mach1!

Thanks for the responses!

I've been doing some research on my Mach1.  When I checked out the Door Plate which in '72 was is a Sticker.  The lettering is not aligned.  Was this normal or am I looking at a duplicate or fake?  The sticker looks a bit too new given the age of the car.

Greetings, About nine years ago I found this 1972 Mach 1 Mustang in Stowe, Oh.  The VIN# says it’s a “Q” code car. The car is equipped with some aftermarket goodies including Performer Intake, 750 Holley, Headers, aftermarket mufflers, a Mallory Uni-Lite Distributor, and plug wires.  The...