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Beautiful car! Wise choice.

White is everywhere...and some might consider boring. Blue is bold and your project deserves to stand out. So between the two...id go w blue/argent. With that said, im a green guy. Have a 73 fastback and it has that green 70's interior (complete w shag like rug). Looks like Elvis' jungle...

She got married and they had a big family. (Couldnt fit all the kids in the car so they bought a bigger vehicle.) Since it was her first car, she was attached and decided not to trade it in at the time.

Thank you all for the input. I really like the idea of just leaving the patina and making it road worthy. However, there is a fine line is seeing patina as beauty or as junk. This one, in the current stage, would lean away from beauty im afraid for most. Need to further assess.

Great advice! Maybe ill do just that. My 73' could use a garage-mate.

Thank you so much. That's what i was hoping to hear. How many 1 owner 69 mach 1 mustangs are still out there? Cant be many. That has to account for something. And she LOVED this car as anyone can tell talking w her. Just life got messy and she wasnt able to garage it. My plan was actually to...

Personally, my love is the 73 Mach 1 in my garage, but im trying to get an idea on value of a 1969 Mach in order to help a friend sell her mother's car. (A gift bought off the show room floor after graduating college in 69'.) Its in rough shape sitting under a tarp for 35 yrs, but it still a 1...

Anyone selling a nice interior passenger side pillar trim running up the side of the windshield? I need one for my 72 coupe. If so, please email me. Thanks Jim

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-Sportsroof-/282223504628?nav=SEARCH

Thanks Jason. Yeah, the neighbors are loving me ;).

UGH! I miss that green stang. I'm selling this Mach 1 now: http://m.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-Sportsroof-/282223504628?nav=SEARCH

1973 Q code vert

Hi David, etc al, Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you. David....I was wrong. The we'll liner is white. See attach pics. Also, for those that ask for pics of original engine marrkings, I have sent. Thanks Jim

73 vert...Q code, manual trans, 5900 original miles. Come Monday, it should have a new owner.:-/

Hi All, Just to keep you posted, i ended up selling my beautiful mustang last night. I think the buyer got a pretty amazing deal, but sounds like she's going to a good home so it's all good in my book. For those that I owe pictures to for your restoration projects, I haven't forgotten about...

Thanks David! Appreciate your expertise and support. (BTW, you never told me how addicting this Forum is....tons of amazing info.) Rodney- I'm off tomorrow, so I'll go out and snap a bunch of engine pictures for you to show stickers and such. Send me your email address. Ray- thanks as well...

Ugh, I hope not to offend anyone with this statement, but I don't like the new GT500. My love for Mustang stops at 1973. And typo correction above.... the luggage rack info/tips/pan is on on Page 1 of the letter.

Thanks for all the suggestions! I think The Henry Ford idea is fantastic and have contacted them today. You got me thinking that maybe some Ford dealer would like to have it as a display. There is a LandRover dealer locally that has a classic in the showroom and I think that gets more attention...

I suppose that since Ford announced that the 73 was to be the "last" year of convertibles, that many people had the same idea....buy 73's and just hold them like stock to later mature. However, as you mention, why take these original cars and modify is beyond me. As far as oil, I have the oil...