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Agreed on all points, Ray. If I were into convertibles, I'd be all over this car.

This isn't my car. I "met" this man of Facebook, while shopping for a nice OEM running pony gas cap. He hooked me up with a very nice one, indeed. After exchanging a few messages regarding the gas cap, he mentioned he was selling this 1972 Convertible. Though I'm not a convertible guy, I...

Guys, I seem to recall from the thread I originally saw, that it was stated that the part was factory installed. Thanks for chiming in! I'm sure a fellow member will happen along to inform us, anytime now...

Hey, fellas, I know I saw a thread some while back, wherein this little bracket (on the shock tower brace) was identified. I can't remember what it is, and I can't seem to find the thread. Can someone identify this for me, and/or point me to the thread?

Austin Vert, that's perfect! You made it extra sinister, while keeping its look period-plausible, KISS, and tasteful.

The View is pretty scary, too.

I really do get it. I'm just saying I wouldn't do it. I'm happy to have a pretty good 1972 Mach 1 to work on, but I really think the 71-73 Coupe body is more aesthetically pleasing than the Sportsroof body. I think we 7173 Mustangers are a minority of weirdos here, as most dismiss ours as the...

Funny thing. I personally wouldn't consider parting out a nice coupe for the sake of another car, and I wouldn't convert one into a Sportsroof, either. The coupes are great looking cars in their own right, with plenty of performance heritage (heck, Shelby Terlingua car is a coupe), and the...

Hey, there's a whole bunch I haven't yet seen! Thanks!

Great post. Very helpful and informative. I agree, mostly. I think the place where some people really blow it is in the use of unorthodox stripes and other designs. When this is done well, it's very impressive. When it's done poorly, it looks like homemade ass. Unfortunately, most of the...

Yeah, that's a cool shirt. Nice buy.

Christine Gone in 60 Seconds (1974) Two Lane Blacktop Bullitt The Driver Brewster McCloud Dazed and Confused Phantasm Vanishing Point

Wow, that's one magic Bullitt!... er, I mean Eleanor.

There is no Thin Lizzy without the Bard, Phil Lynott.

I'm so envious of you, or anyone else who was privileged to see Thin Lizzy in live performance. On Oct. 4, 1980, I was nine years old. I only heard Lizzy on the radio.

It's really to tough to answer a question like this. Thin Lizzy is my all time favorite band. This morning, I'll say my favorite solo is from Thin Lizzy's Dancing in the Moonlight.

That's a remarkably clean coupe. What a nice starting point!

Looks like a 73.

Good choice! I plan to do similarly, myself.

Any links, pics, prices, or other info? Hard to beat a Fox for sheer bang for the buck.