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Yellow 1971 or 1972 Mach 1 in a new Scotiabank Canada commercial. Can be seen at the 52-second and 1:03 minute marks. Just happened to notice it while watching NHL playoff hockey! If link doesn't work, search YouTube for commercial Scotiabank: Everyone's Different. Barry

I agree with Geoff. Had my entire car done with Graphic Express's Mach 1 stripe kit. Excellent quality, problem-free install.

Carpenter's parts were always the anti-Scott Drake. Never had a problem with fit and finish. Drake's parts, on the other hand, never fit. I swear they were designed by Stevie Wonder.

I can confirm the February release date for the revised 990 rear sway bar. I spoke with Addco on Nov. 27th. Despite their website talking about "all 990s currently in stock", they admitted they actually have none in stock. New bars will be available after Feb. 14, 2021. I also suggested, like...

Outrider4, Are you using the Stocker Star single adjustable in the rear? QA1 website states they're for front-don't give you a choice for rear. I'd like to be sure before I order them.

Wow, what a compliment! Thanks, machattack.

Shot I took in the garage today.

The sportslamps are NOS replacements. I love tracking down NOS parts. Part detective work, part scavenger hunt.

Just had her 50th a couple of months ago. Built on August 14, 1970 at Dearborn Assembly Plant. 1971 model year production began there on August 3, 1970, making this a very early (1,779th Ford) build. Sold to her first owner at Richards-Heath Ford, Villa Rica, Georgia, on September 25, 1970. 

Just to give you an idea of how our '71-'73's compare to a modern Stang, my '71 Mach 1 is only 1.4 inches longer than my 2011 Mustang convertible. Barry

My Mustang club hosted a get-together for members at a local airport. Here's a shot of my mighty Mach with a vintage jet.

Kill it with fire.

Found this pic on subreddit r/Mustang. Comments indicate it's either in Germany or Austria, based on the billboard.

Thanks to everyone for clearing up my confusion. Consensus seems to be it's not a legit decal, despite what Mr. Corcoran and Mr. Davis state. How 'bout this decal? Sure hope it's OEM.  lollerz

  Thanks for the quick reply, Secluff, but I'm confused. If it's not a Ford production installed or service decal, then why does it appear on page 358 of Tom Corcoran and Earl Davis's "Mustang 1964 1/2-1973 Restoration Guide"? Is the guide wrong?

Does anyone know the correct placement of the 1971 Jump-start Instructions Decal? Searched, but nothing comes up. Thanks in advance.

Hood hinges and springs from a 1971 Mach 1 351 Cleveland M code. Springs were purchased in 2016. No idea how old the hinges are, but they don't look original. $60 or best offer for the pair. Buyer pays for shipping from Canada. Barry

Wow. Great story and pics. Thanks for sharing.