Many thanks for the welcome! Good to see the 71-73 has such a strong following world wide.
Been away for a couple of days with the family so it was good to come back and see a strong community following the 'Wedge shape'.
Regarding the car - it will be restored absolutely stock, but with a few tasteful additions. The 302 and three speed will remain, once they've been serviced. The only upgrades will be electronic ignition, dual stock exhaust and anything that can help the engine improve it's smooth running. I've read that the carb can be rebuilt by various companies, Stateside, with some modifications that iron out any earlier running or response problems.
The body work will be redone the same colour with Mach1 stripes, although I will add a ram air hood and front and rear spoiler. I will also keep the same hub caps and rims but will add tyres with a thin white wall. The stripe going over the car will be removed.
Great to see some fantastic examples of 71-73 mustangs on the website. Great website by the way.
Once again many thanks for your respnses.
Welcome. I spent about five years stationed there with my 73.
Nice one, where abouts?
Welcome from washington state too
And thats defenatly a british style stripe on your mach..nice car and a survivor!! specialy with how rainy it is over there..and the humidity....What part of uk you from? My family all morgans...We are Welsh...My ex lives in london...They charge any extra taxes on that car? For size of motor and such?
Hi, I live on the edge of London and by the river Thames.
Any vehicle on or before 1973 is entitled to free road tax in the UK.
oh wow! one of my fav color combo. Interesting strip on passenger side of the car. I like it! Congrats! What does that sticker say on the top of the windshield? Appears to be some kinda Mustang club. ::welcome::
Hi, that's an old 'Mustang owners Club Great Britian' sticker.