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[Majorwoo]

I’ve been finding myself reading more and more posts here trying to answer my latest Mustang question so it seemed Iike I might as well join.

I have a few newer mustangs but this was my first of the first gen. I bought her sight unseen off the internet and had her trailered from Louisiana to Georgia. When the delivery guy said she must be sentimental I winced a bit as I had come to believe the old fella I had bought her from so I didn’t want to be wrong.

I’ve been cleaning up her wiring (the 90’s were hell on some cars) and even worse the led lighting but as of today she’s legal for the road (chased down oh so wonderful brake light switch issue today) and I’m comfortable enough she won't strand me anywhere that I can drive her. Of course this means I can address the rust spots which means taking her back off the road but that’s later…

Here she is with one of her youngest sisters.

 

[Sheriff41]

Howdy and welcome from Texas! You'll find plenty of great advice and camaraderie here to help you on your Mustang adventures!

 

[PoFoMoCo]

Welcome, we are glad you joined us!

 

[cv_72mustang]

Welcome from NE, PA

 

[Stanglover]

Hello and welcome from SW Ontario, Canada.
You've come to the right place.

 

[Bill Perkins]

Welcome from Opelika, Alabama, Nice Car

 

[NOT A T5]

Welcome from Omaha!

 

[Captain Morgan]

Welcome aboard from Florida!

 

[Cleveland Crush]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Kilgon]

Welcome from Ohio. When you get a few minutes, post some more pictures plus a few of the engine bay and interior. We like looking at them and seeing what you have.

 

[Steve McMahan]

Welcome to you and your ride. We like pictures!

 

[James Bond]

Welcome from Oregon, nice looking cars.

 

[Kevin H.]

I’ve been finding myself reading more and more posts here trying to answer my latest Mustang question so it seemed Iike I might as well join.

I have a few newer mustangs but this was my first of the first gen. I bought her sight unseen off the internet and had her trailered from Louisiana to Georgia. When the delivery guy said she must be sentimental I winced a bit as I had come to believe the old fella I had bought her from so I didn’t want to be wrong.

I’ve been cleaning up her wiring (the 90’s were hell on some cars) and even worse the led lighting but as of today she’s legal for the road (chased down oh so wonderful brake light switch issue today) and I’m comfortable enough she won't strand me anywhere that I can drive her. Of course this means I can address the rust spots which means taking her back off the road but that’s later…

Here she is with one of her youngest sisters.

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Welcome from Missouri!! This place is outstanding for the last of the 1st Gens.

 

[tpj71mach]

Welcome from Chicago! It's great that you got her road worthy first so you can enjoy her before start any next level projects.

 

[droptop73]

Welcome from west Michigan.

 

[Fabrice]

And a welcome from the northern Netherlands.

If you have time, post more picts. I'd be curious to see how the hood scoop actually scoops!

 

[Majorwoo]

And a welcome from the northern Netherlands.

If you have time, post more picts. I'd be curious to see how the hood scoop actually scoops!

The black hood scoop in the middle is a fake/bolt on - but we decided we like her so we are going to keep it
The 2 on either side are real from the NACA/NASA hood (careful opening that can of worms)
https://www.cjponyparts.com/cj-classics-hood-metal-naca-mustang-1971-1973/p/3641Q/

 

[Majorwoo]

Today her older sister came home. 1964.5 260 V8 2V

 

[rio1856]

Welcome from SW Florida. We would love to see more pics of your sled. We love pics!!