Clyde from canada

[Clyde]

Newbe here i have a 73 mustang convertible 351c doing a aod conversion.

 

[Sheriff41]

Welcome, Clyde, and howdy from Texas! Tell us more about your car and the AOD swap. I went with an AOD back in the late '90s and really liked the OD.
Someone will soon ask for pictures, so you may want to get a head start on posting up a picture of your car, also.

 

[Stanglover]

Hello and welcome from SW Ontario.
It's great to see more Canadians joining this awesome forum.
Let's see some pics of the car soon eh!

 

[will e]

Pictures would be nice. And welcome from Arizona!

 

[AcesArneson]

Hey Clyde, I have the same car and also from Canada. Still working on my rebuild. 351C rebuilt and dyno’d at 440hp, converting to EFI and using an EEC-V to drive a 4R70W transmission from a 2003 Mustang.

 

[Bill Perkins]

Welcome abroad from Opelika, Alabama

 

[Idaho Chris]

Welcome from North Idaho. Looking forward to learning more about your ride!

 

[tpj71mach]

Welcome from Chicago! I would like to do an AOD upgrade some day, but I just got mine assembled with a fresh FMX, so that will be down the road a bit. Like the others said, we would love to see pics of your car.

 

[bkdunha]

Welcome from east Tennessee. I agree seeing several more Canadians joining the group in the recent past. I am glad we can still come together on our car hobbies. Not wanting to mean anything political here, but i regret all the craziness going on with our northern neighbors. Hopefully we can maintain our common interests and get through this period of uncertainty without any permanent damage.

 

[machattack]

Howdy from south Idaho (Boise). Look forward to watching your ride prosper.
Rod

 

[Sheriff41]

Welcome from east Tennessee. I agree seeing several more Canadians joining the group in the recent past. I am glad we can still come together on our car hobbies. Not wanting to mean anything political here, but i regret all the craziness going on with our northern neighbors. Hopefully we can maintain our common interests and get through this period of uncertainty without any permanent damage.

I don't know. I think the Tennessee Whiskey / Kentucky Bourbon conflict will go on forever.