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Looking for a link and recommendations for a set of shorty headers that will fit my 429 SCJ. Anyone use them? Problems fitting? Thanks much.

I, too, have let a few rare 72 R Code pass by for various reasons, all seemingly unwise today. One R Code that I let go by was a Bright Lime/Black interior. There is an R Code fully restored in my area. Yellow with only 4 options. Georgia car.

Welcome aboard. Where in Florida are you located?

Do the Motor-craft Oil Filters like this one, FL1 High Performance, fit most Ford motors?

Does anyone have a both RH and LH door release mechanisms (see picture of mechanisms for both deluxe and standard door panel) for the deluxe door panels? Thank you.

Thank you. That explains my trouble.

Need some feedback. I removed the standard door panels from my 1971 Mach 1 and tried to replace them with the deluxe door panels, which the car originally came with. I purchased the deluxe units off of ebay and assumed they were OEM. Unsure if they are re-pops. Problem: Once the panels are...

Yes, thank you. Still need them. Asking price? Thank you.

Thanks. Looking for nice or excellent condition.

Thanks. Looks like you only have one handle. Looking to buy a set. Thanks

Repeat here: looking for an nice set. Pics? Price? Thank you

Thank you. Excellent quality is what I'm hoping to land. Tell me about what you have and asking price. Thank you.

Looking for the two interior door handles, RH, LH, made for the deluxe door panels, 71-73 Mustangs. Thanks

Bonjour Nick : Bienvenue sur ce forum Mustang. C'est bien de vous avoir, un autre frère français qui s'intéresse aux Mustang. Je suis citoyen canadien, mais je vis aux États-Unis. Nous parlons la langue française et l'anglais canadien. J'espère que vous trouverez tout ce que vous cherchez sur ce...

No surprise that the Holy Grail for you would be a Bright Lime, R Code convertible. I let an 72 R Code, Mach 1, in Bright Lime, slip thru my hands about 10-12 years ago. A trucker in Kansas was letting it go due to insufficient use of the car, but I thought he was asking too much. In hindsight...

Kevin: You are undoubtedly the King of detail and restoration of 71-73 Mustangs. The pictures show this to be self-evident. Far better than factory. Your work is simply incredible. Wonder what your cars would bring at Barrett-Jackson. And, is the pictured convertible a 1972 Q Code?

Welcome from west central Florida.

This is the first time I've heard of someone with a relentless passion for the 1971 Mach 1 429 SCJ. Now we can see just how valuable they are and will become. There must be some of these cars still out there, waiting to be discovered and restored. I found mine after a long while of searching...

Your story of the 72 R Code is so similar to my 71 J Code, 429 SCJ. The Original owner (in North Carolina) killed in 1975. Car sat disassembled until I purchased all the pieces and put it together with motor, tranny, and drivetrain rebuilt in the last few years. Back on the road again today here...

Welcome from West, Central Florida. Where is Michigan are you from?