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I am posting a few pictures from different angles of the fuses - do any of them appear to be blown?

Thanks for the photo!

Thanks. I had removed the securing clamp. Battery was dead and I tried to jump it but just saw the red cable and assumed negative without looking at the battery. Cranked feebly a few times and then everything went dead so probably blew a fuse. Rookie mistake, I know.

Hi: I am replacing a dead battery on my ‘73 convertible. This hookup (of the old battery) looks like it might be backwards to me. Is it? Thanks for the help. -W

1973 F Code convertible.

Greetings from Los Angeles - good story and nice looking ride. It seems like the original exterior color was either Medium Blue Poly or Grabber Blue - are you going to keep it white?

Thanks everyone for the kind words and welcome. I have posted a few more pictures to the link in my intro, and have also posted some of those pictures into a photo album on this board, including the window sticker (a repro, but the same as the tattered original I have). A few more details on...

Wasn't sure if I qualified as an original owner or not. My father purchased the car directly from Ford. It was driven as a company car for 7-8 months before my father bought it. He then gifted it over to me in 2012. The window sticker says: SOLD TO: FORD MOTOR COMPANY RM492-17101 ROTUNDA...

Hi, I'm Wayne, and I own a 1973 Mustang Convertible, invoice date June 22, 1973, VIN 254646, 302 2V, medium blue metallic with a black top. This car was originally sold to Ford Motor Company, was in the executive car pool, and then was "tagged" by my father, who worked for Ford, in early 1974...