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Thanks for looking. I purchased a set from Don.....

Yes Please

:thankyouyellow: I need a battery hold down for my 72 vert that is restorable.

http://image1.cougparts.com/sc/images/1000527_1.jpg Scott says this one is for the large lid

I may have found the answer. Air Cleaner Decal, 351-4V Regular Fuel, Large Diameter, Ranchero, Torino, 1972 Part Number: 42-74036-1 Brand: Jim Osborn Air Cleaner Decal, 351-4V Regular Fuel, Large Diameter, Ranchero, Torino, 1972

By Joe you are right I see it as plain as day right after the 4V I see one of your splices. If you did not know it was spliced it would be easily overlooked.

Jeff is this one that you could measure for everyone?

Maybe someone can take full measurements of a known factory stock one Total length Total width length measurement across widest part (center) from tip to tip or from end to end across. Then I could shop for a supplier using the measurements and that would help us all.

Very nice yes it looks just like mine except my decal was in rough shape. But this one is nice I'll take it.....................

Well, I ordered an air cleaner decal for my chrome air cleaner on my 1972 Mustang 351 C 4V the other day from vintage graphics. The size is too small for my factory large air cleaner, the radius was too tight and the width was off by about 1/4" the length was short by 1" on each end. Seems like...

(closed)I need a restorable set of factory valve covers to go on my 1972 351 Q code Mustang. I plan on restoring a set and then installing them later after a good cure cycle on the paint. Mine are in good shape but I would like to have a set ready to go and then change them out. Shipping quote...

Sounds great thanks for your help and sorry about your loss. I just ordered a new clutch for mine I just do not understand why my clutch is worn out hahahahahaha

I am looking for a set of used 351V valve covers that I can restore to change mine out without downtime waiting for the paint to dry hahahah. I am in SW Florida 33971 zip code for shipping quote. My car is a Q code 1972 351C 4V :thankyouyellow: Thanks Rodney

Mike I would be interested in the battery hold down if you still have it. Rodney Robbins

Thanks everyone for your help and advice.  I think I am very close to the right engine code decal with everyone's help, what a great site. Rodney

I copied and pasted your note to my Mustang folder. Good info and I thank you. You have a very nice looking engine, mine I hope will be identical.   Thanks Rodney

Guys I am trying to find the right codes for my valve cover drivers side engine code decal. I ordered one from ebay and found out it was California emissions and air conditioned car. My car is a 1972 351C 48 states car with no AC and a 4sp tranny. I found one on fordification site for 1973...

On a side note I cannot seem to get my spark plug wires on my distributor end to push all the way down and stay, is there a trick to doing that? I cannot twist the boots I tried with extreme pressure and if I apply any more the wires will break.

Well I installed my dual inlet hookup to the carb today and because the fittings were chromed I could not get them to seal. On a good note my car idles nicely with the new carb and intake. I have the old fuel line jury rigged with a section of rubber hose as a temp fix until I can find out what...

Very nice job you have done. Mine will look as good as yours I hope. That steel line I am sure was not easy to form. What fitting will I have for a factory stock 1972 351C ?