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1. Install a high-performance front suspension: bulletproof upper and lower control arms and strut rods for vintage Mustangs are direct replacements for the stock pieces

Author

Cook, Miles

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Muscle cars -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods
Abstract

For at least the past 10 years, various manufacturers have been producing suspension parts for vintage Mustangs that are much better than the original components. Several areas have been addressed, […] more...

Published
2005

2. Replace a window regulator: restore up-and-down window operation with a new regulator

Author

Cook, Miles

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Vintage automobiles -- Maintenance and repair, Automobiles -- Windows and windshields, Automobiles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods
Abstract

Many vintage Mustangs have windows that don't roll up or down easily. Usually, the solution is replacement of the window regulator, which is the mechanical component that allows the window […]

Published
2005

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3. Get your Mustang ready for spring: roar into warm weather with good preparation and preventative maintenance

Author

Smart, Jim

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Sports cars -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods
Abstract

We love to pamper our Mustangs. With great regularity, we roll them into the shade, wax and detail the exterior, wipe down the interior, check the fluids, and keep tire […]

Published
2005

4. Install a concours '65-'66 A/C system: we can finally chill out with Project '66

Author

Houlahan, Mark

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Sports cars -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods
Abstract

The "restomod" Mustang seems to be the hot ticket these days. Whether it's an Eleanor clone, a Shelby clone, or someone's rendition of what the ultimate Mustang should look like, […]

Published
2005

5. OK with spacers?

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Automobiles -- Wheels, Automobiles -- Usage, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods
Abstract

I'm new to classic Mustangs and have a question I haven't seen answered in your magazine. Is it safe to run wheel spacers? I would love to install newer wheels, […]

Published
2005

6. Big-block Z-bar

Subjects
Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods, Automobiles -- Equipment and supplies, Automobiles -- Installation, Technology installation instructions
Abstract

I'm hoping you can help with my '71 Mustang Grande. I'm installing a Ford Racing 460 big-block with a four-speed Top Loader transmission. The car was originally powered by a […]

Published
2006

7. '69 T-5 swap

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Maintenance and repair, Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Product enhancement, Automobiles, Convertible -- Maintenance and repair, Automobiles, Convertible -- Product enhancement, Motor vehicles -- Maintenance and repair, Motor vehicles -- Methods, Automobiles -- Transmission devices, Product enhancement
Abstract

I own a '69 convertible with the 200 six and three-speed manual transmission. The 200 six is a great little engine and is running fine. I have no problem cruising […]

Published
2005