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John...reach out to me for contact...haven’t seen you for awhile at Lakeside...Craig

Great and thanks! AMK D3TF...AA also looks correct for $42.

Thanks RON...can you suggest where to acquire the solid state version (I hear not Scott Drake)...my mustang does have functioning factory a/c so I believe I have to get a voltage regulator specific for that application. Thanks

Thanks for the input from all...will update results later this spring

Hey John...haven’t seen you at Lakeside all last year...you’ll recognize my car by the thumbnail picture to the left...we’re wondering how you’ve been...Craig

Thanks...it currently has a voltage regulator that is painted (by the manufacturer) gray in color not the original light or dark blue (D2TF-10316-AA), and my car is factory equipped with a/c, so I will have to get the right one for a/c and electronic circuitry

This slight flickering in all visible lights doesn’t affect charging, driving...noticeable in footwell lights when headlights are not on, alternator is fairly new, headlight switch is a new replacement, so I’m wondering if it could just be the voltage regulator needing to be replaced. Doesn’t...

I left the blue domes also in the cluster housing and the end result with the white LEDs I felt was perfect...not white but almost white with soft blue tone, and totally dimmable...got lucky with the results.

Amazing as it might seem for its simplicity, I researched all the choices for LED bulbs for the dash from the different sources and being bored one day went to Walmart and bought all the bulbs I needed for cluster as well as the 3 center gauges, ashtray, marker lights, back up lights, upper...

Well sorted 1973, rust free and improved stock...couldn’t resist swapping out ‘73 grille to the 1971/1972 mach one which actually installed perfectly with no fitment issues, along with 1971 hood release and correct NOS headlight grille rings and adjustment to center grille support and the 1971...

I agree on your thoughts of Ant, he breezes right through on repairs...I love to see thorough procedures on installs, but they only have so much time so we only get to see highlights...

I will add pictures after some tweaking in the spring...unfortunately winter’s coming and when I lived in Florida it was car show every week, as well as two big gatherings in Daytona at the speedway, now back in Michigan ? , beautiful but bedtime for the Mustang.

They got the lowering springs from Scott Drake...1" lowering

I can guess where some of the '72 grille upgrades came from, a number of sources, but the lowering springs looked like a good fit...where do you think was the supplier for them, no reference in the credits, but I might want to do those on my '73. They made the grille change awfully easy looking...

Here is photo of plugs under passenger front seat, also noticed plug that plugs into right belt retractor socket is unplugged...

I'll take some pictures tomorrow and send them to you

Thanks for quick info...I can now make sure I have correct LEDs to do it all...seems like many members like Hi-po parts LEDs as a supplier choice, unless you have another opinion, all are welcome...fmjcraig