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http://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/5210800911.html FYI to all.

Hello to all, have one more part I was going to save from the sold project. Was going to hang these on the garage wall. But decided someone else could probably put them to use. Set of used Ansen #7214 valve covers, with baffles but no oil drippers or plug wire brackets. These are in nice shape...

Last item sold, courtesy light set are gone. Hope the parts work for all their new owners. Thanks Jon

Yes, $100 for the headlight, $45 for the taillight and $10 for the alternator harness. I never intentionally try to make more then what I have in the parts, keeps harmony among the hobbyist and businesses. Most of the time I lose my ass. But if it helps out others doing restorations, that suits...

UPDATE- Someone just bought the alternator harness, so down to the courtesy lights now. 3 lights for 10 bucks plus shipping. Thanks Jon

Randy at Midlife sure knows his stuff. I will always use him for checking out wiring, if I ever get another project. Anyway, Let me know when your harness arrives. (FYI to all, I am down to just the courtesy lights and alternator harness left on the list. They are priced cheap at $10 each plus...

Yea, I agree, air shocks at one time. And get both mounting areas repaired at the same time. If one side did this, sure enough so will the other side eventually.

Don, harness went out priority mail this afternoon. Should see it on Monday I would think. Thanks again. Jon

I was hoping you would chime in Randy and I appreciate it. I couldnt remember the differences in the taillight, but still had a notion on the headlight and alternator being different. Thanks for the clarification. (UPDATE- Now only 4 items left, headlight harness sold for $100)

Sent you some pics to your email from my phone. Let me know if they came through. I never know if I am using my phone properly when it comes to emailing.

Hi, lack of memory allows me a way to cop out on the answer, but I dont think 71 and 73 exchange equally. The taillight harness may be equal, but the alternator and the headlight harness are different I believe. (Maybe another forum member can help out more in depth.) If any of the harnesses...

It appears to be a busted shock mount which can be welded up by someone who knows what they are doing. Also not sure if replacement sheet metal for that area is available aftermarket, probably just used. Not sure what caused it- heavy bump or bottoming out, but there must have been stress cracks...

FYI--- the 5 items I have left on ebay have a lower buy it now price and are also tagged with a best offer. If you feel a need for them, don't be afraid to make an offer, as I want them to go to a better home.... or garage.... or shop.... or shed soon. Thanks

Well, I am hoping to get out of them what you charged me. Not much market for old harnesses I guess. That is why I stated to make an offer, as there has been no absolutely no interest in them. Dont know why- evidently everyone has a harness they trust.

Thank you for doing the link. Jon

Hello to all. I have 5 listings on ebay of parts that I no longer need. 1971 Mustang Alternator harness, taillight harness, headlight harness, fuel filler tube, courtesy lamps. Harnesses checked out and repaired as needed by Randy at Mid Life Harness Restoration. Search under ebay seller...

I agree, tastefully done and still priced fair. I remember seeing this on ebay I believe, maybe a year ago. Just dont remember if the car was in Illinois at that time or not.

If anyone is interested, saw this on local Craigslist this morning. https://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/5165510619.html

UPDATE--- Well, it materialized quicker then Monday. Project car is sold and will be restored by the new owner someday. He is extremely knowledgeable and knows these cars inside out. The parts I didnt have acquired yet, he has, so that will keep his costs down. He will keep me in the loop as...