I recently purchased a 1972 Ford Mustang and the passenger seat is missing, so i need to replace the entire frame and everything but i can not find out if the 1970 mustang seat frames are the same as the 1972 seat frames. Please help!
A lot depends on what you want to do, it goes without saying that this is a fairly rare classic car, and worth its weight in gold. Average retail is over 15 grand, high retail is over 20 grand, and ten years from now more than that. Finding the right shop who will do what is needed I guess is...
We are finishing the restoration. On the trunk to the right of the Mach 1 decal, there are three holes in the back panel drilled and I think we need a metal name Mustang (sort of written) to go there. Can't find it in any pics, does anybody know? Also would like to know how to tell which...
There's a 1972 Mustang Grande in a town near me. Other than that it's an automatic transmission I don't know much about it. The sticker says that it's been 'rebuilt', and it's rust-free, but it's still worn and definitely hasn't been restored. The hardtop is the canvas kind,, and it's worn...
im 15 getting a new car and wanted to get a 1972 mustang convertible how does this car handle in the weather and how fast can it go k hahaha thats it thanks
I just got myself a 72 mustang with a 351 cleveland 4v, however I'm not really a "mechanic" and I'm wondering is maintenance expensive for this car? Are parts expensive as well? Sorry it's really a broad question, but although I love classic muscle cars, I'm not really an "engine" guy...
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1972 Mustang Convertible
351 Cleveland
automatic tranny
red exterior with black interior
black power top
Air
Have the original wheels
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