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Welcome from Michigan! Very nice Grande you have there.

Welcome from Michigan. This is an amazing forum Full of great information and extremely helpful folks.

Thank You.

I really appreciate the quick replies. Thanks Hemikiller for the exact identification. Now I can think about finding a new home for them.

This is stamped on inside of one of the panels. Tried several internet searches, with nil results D2ZB-6531137 AWD N.A.P. 72-159 MADE IN CANADA

Does anyone know what year / model Mustang these rear interior panels are for? They were in included in a group of 1971-1973 Mustang parts I bought for my 71 Sportsroof. I'll list them on the proper "For Sale" thread, once I figure it out. Thanks

71 f code Sportsroof. Automatic

Welcome from another Michigan-der. I'll be at Autorama next month... I'll keep my eyes peeled for your car.

It's good to see our members have pointing out the many red flags on this car. Even the mfg door tag doesn't look original. I hate to see this kind of stuff happen in our hobby.

Welcome from Southern Michigan. Nice cars you have there!

This is a followup to my original question regarding front and rear sway bars for my 71. I’m happy to report the front and rear suspension work is completed. I appreciate everyone on this forum who replied and provided helpful suggestions. So here’s what was done: I swapped out the...

Beautiful Car. Welcome from Southern Michigan.

Thanks again to everyone for the informative, and helpful advice. My plan is to do both front and rear swaybars in the very near future. The front should be a piece of cake, as I'm just swapping out the old one for a new one. The rear might be more of a challenge, but hopefully will go...

Hi, Reference the Rear Sway Bar. Attached are 2 pics I took of identical holes that are on each side of my rear frame rail of my 71 Sportsroof. Are these the same holes that you used to mount the rubber bushing bracket for your Rear Sway Bar? Also, can you please advise what type of...

Very good. Thanks for the information, and also taking the time to take and post the pictures.

Thanks everyone for the helpful and accurate information. Based on your input, and other research, I'm thinking of going with a good quality 7/8 inch front and a 1/2 inch rear swaybar, although am not sure how to mount the rear bar. Although there was no rear swaybar on it when I got it 3...

I have found a whole bunch of differing information on the internet regarding the actual correct OEM factory size for both front and rear sway bars on a 1971 Mustang. So I thought I would reach out to our forum on this. I have a 1971 Mustang Fastback that I acquired a few year ago. It has...

I had JC Taylor for many years, and had one claim with them and they took good care of me. For the identical amount of coverage, JCT cost a lot less than Hagerty. However JCT wouldn't allow me to drop collision coverage for the 5 months of Michigan wintery weather when my cars are stored away...

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I stopped at my painters shop and I've attached photos of the paint brand & paint code used. Hot Rod Black / matte finish. Matte is what he actually used, although, at the time he told me it was semi-gloss. Apparently he feels that semi-gloss and matte...

Thanks. I just know how vital it was to get the hood blackout sheen to satisfy my personal likes, as the hood is such a visually important part of the car. But everyone has different tastes, and I've also seen flat black and gloss hood blackouts that looked really nice.