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Hello! I have a black center dash bezel for sale. I apparently bought two and am outside the return window for this. This is brand new in the box. Black. See pics. I paid about 300.00 after tax and everything for this. Will sell for 225.00 shipped. Thanks! Manny

Hello! My car did not have the headliner installed when zi got it. I have the bows and a new headliner kit. If I remember correctly, just the rear window is used to hold it in. My question.... Are the aluminum drip rails and weatherstrip rails above the driver and passenger door windows used to...

Well.... there ya go..... I'd trust Tony's advice as it's firsthand. I was told it was a standalone deal by the Wilwood techs.... but I could have gotten the, "new guy". Two things to Consider.... research the piston size in the Master cylinder, they make different sizes for fluid volume being...

No.... it's basically a stand alone deal.

Hello! Quick question, I have a 72 coupe that didn't come with a bumper/valance assy. Putting it together, is there a bracket for the rear license plate? I bought the light/bracket assembly but wondering if there is an additional bracket I need to source? What's it look like? Thanks all!

Im on board with Jpaz, run the wrap, especially if your car is garaged and is a weekend warrior. If it's a daily or parked outside.... I'd paint it, for durability reasons. I've done both to cars and that's always how I make my decision. Never served me wrong.

Clip question: I need rear window trim clips for a 73 coupe. Dies anyone know of a supplier that sells some that actually fit the oem moulding? Seems like some of the ones being sold are not right for our cars, based on the research I've done on this site. Clip question #2 My interior kick...

I'll give that a shot. Thanks!!

Hello! Just wondering if the 3 speed fan switch on my non AC car is the same on AC cars? I'm trying to find a replacement switch, but seem to run into the ones for AC. See attached pic of the switch from CJ pony parts and my OG non AC car switch. Or is there a way to test these little guys? Thanks!

Saweeeeeeeet! Thanks Mod!

Yep. That's exactly what I needed. Thanks!

Thanks. Do you know how it mounts, what is the top or bottom? Does it connect to the glove box in any way?

Hello. I believe I removed this (see attached pics) from around the glove box area of my 73 coupe. I have my dash stripped. When I took it off, I didn't take a pic.... thought id remember where it went. I was sorely mistaken. Can someone please explain to me the orientation and how it's...

I'm probably nobhelp here. I also bought classic autosounds best direct fit replacement radio. It's still new in the box, also probably will sell to any 7173er for a cheaper price. I ended up just putting a Bluetooth sound bar that attaches to my roll cage, taken from an off road side by side...

Thanks! I have ordered these (See pic) Wondering of this is the solution or if anyone has any experience using them? Is original placement an issue?

Hello all, tearing out the rear window in my 73 coupe. Got it out easy enough, it just kinda pushed out. As I was cleaning the muck around the windshield frame I noticed about 4 of the moulding studs are missing on the bottom drivers side of the window. I attached a pic with red dots showing...

Yeah, because of the mph crash laws that took affect that year..... the front and rear bumpers on 73s are a complete scramble by ford to meet a new safety requirement.

Yeah, 4 holes.... see pic

Ok. This is what I did; right, wrong or indifferent..... it came out pretty nice and the bumper sits close to the body. My car is in pieces at the moment but I took some pics of what I did. 1. First and foremost.... kinda mock everything up to get an idea where everything lands on the car. Use...

It needs to be purchased separately if swapping over to a chrome front bumper. The bumper brackets bolt to the plate, the bumper also bolts to the plate. It's what connects the bumper to the bumper brackets, as the bumper brackets don't connect to the bumper itself, like in earlier mustangs.