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Most of the "How To" articles below are from sources that I subscribe too, such as Mustang Monthly Magazine. It is a great source for all your Mustang needs.


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'65-'73 Mustang Street Survival Guide
 
'65-'73 Mustang Street Survival Guide
Article by Mustang Monthly
Fit Larger Wheels And Tires (Mustang Monthly)
 
Fit Larger Wheels And Tires
Article by Mustang Monthly
I have the 16inch Torq Thrust II's with P225x50 on the front and P245x50 on the back of my Fastback.
GT Stripes
 
  • stripes_page1.pdf
  • stripes_page2.pdf
  • stripes_page3.pdf
  • stripes_page4.pdf
  • Heater Core Replacement
     
    Replaced Heater Core. What a pain. It wouldn't have been so bad, if I didn't have stock A/C. Disconnect hose fron inside firewall. remove one nut on the inside of the firewall. Remove sheet metal bolt from inside care, under dash, in right hand corner near light under the dash. Remove vacum lines. Pull Heater box loose from fan motor and firewall. Due to A/C cannot pull Heater Box completely out, enough to remove clips holding bottom and top portions of Heater Box. Once clips removed, you can remove bottom portion of Heater Box, where the Heater Core resides.

    Remove Heater Core, and replace with New Heater Core. Re-install Bottom Portion of Heater Box, and install clips. Mount Heater Box back to firewall, and install hoses.

  • heatercore.pdf
  • How I Restored My Mustang (Mustang Monthly)
     
    How I Restored My Mustang
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How to Install Power Brakes in a Vintage Ford
     
    How to Install Power Brakes in a Vintage Ford
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How To Install Power Front Disc Brakes
     
    How To Install Power Front Disc Brakes
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How To Replace 65-68 Driprail Mouldings
     
    How To Replace 65-68 Driprail Mouldings
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How to Replace '65-'73 Mustang Ignition Switches
     
    How to Replace '65-'73 Mustang Ignition Switches
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How To Replace a Winshield Wiper Motor
     
    How To Replace a Winshield Wiper Motor
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How To Replace Floorpans
     
    How To Replace Floorpans
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    Rust has been a problem for Mustangs for as long as there have been Mustangs. Just several months after the Mustang was introduced in 1964, a Ford Technical Service Bulletin was issued to notify dealers about possible cowl-vent leakage and a fast service department fix. Still, cowl vents leaked all over the carpeting anyway, causing serious floorpan and kick-panel rust-through. This has been the lament of classic Mustang enthusiasts for at least the last 20 years.
    How To Tune Your Vintage Mustang for Improved Performance
     
    Mustang Monthly Article
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How To: Fix a Rear Window Leak (Mustang Monthly)
     
    How To: Fix a Rear Window Leak
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    How-To Install the PerTronix Ignitor II
     
    How-To Install the PerTronix Ignitor II
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    Replace those old worn out points with a durable and reliable electronic ignition by Pertronix. Easy to install, and have the security of knowing your classic mustang will crank up.
    Installed MSD-6A Ignition Control
     
    Installed MSD-6A Ignition Control. Pretty easy installation, other than removing the electronic module from my Accel Billet 71000 Series Distributer, and running two wires (magentic pick-up wires) from the MSD 6A to the distributor.

    Basically, you have a Battery(hot) Battery(ground), Ignition Wire, Positive side and Negative side of Coil, and the two wires under the distributer cap (magentic pick-up wires). Remove the existing wires from the distributor to the coil.

    Lemans Stripes
     
    Pictures of how the Lemans Stripes were painted on.
  • Lemans Stripes Specs
  • Step 1
  • Step 2
  • Step 3
  • Step 4
  • Step 5
  • Monte Carlo Bar Installation
     
    Installed monte carlo bar. worked out pretty good. Had to jack up car to get under fender to replace bolts, and install 4 new bolts. had to drill 4 holes at top of fender.
    New Audio
     
  • audio_page1.pdf
  • audio_page2.pdf
  • audio_page3.pdf
  • audio_page4.pdf
  • New Leaf Springs
     
  • leafsprings_page1.pdf
  • leafsprings_page2.pdf
  • Rear Swaybar
     
    Installed rear sway bar. What a pain. It came with no instructions. Verified installation with Mustangs Plus, and it the car handles much better. Worth the investment.
    Shelby Hood Pin Placement
     
    Dimensons per Marti Auto: 34.5 inches from front of hood to center of hole, 7 inches from side of hood to center of hole.
    Timing Chain Installation For Your Mustang
     
  • timingchain_page1.pdf
  • timingchain_page2.pdf
  • timingchain_page3.pdf
  • timingchain_page4.pdf
  • Troubleshoot Overheating (Mustang Monthly)
     
    Troubleshoot Overheating
    Article by Mustang Monthly
    I purchased a 4 roll radiator from www.radiator.com, and it made the difference.
    Trunk Upgrade
     
  • audio_page2.pdf
  • trunk_page1.pdf
  • trunk_page3.pdf
  • trunk_page4.pdf
  • Weatherstripping, Window Channels, Rubbers And Grommets, Gaskets And Seals
     
    Weatherstripping, Window Channels, Rubbers And Grommets, Gaskets And Seals
    Article by Mustang Monthly


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