Automotive FAQ

Question: I have just scored a bagain on a 1966/67 Mustang in need of some > restoration. I am toying on the idea of converting it into a convertible and > wondering whether it is possible. My concerns are: > 1. Is the shape identical (excluding the coupes roof). [...]

Question: I have a 1967 Mustang, 289 Convertible on which the gauges all have suddenly become pegged hard over as soon as I turn on the ignition.
I have replace the voltage regulator, and still get the same results. With the voltage reg disconnected, I still get the same results.
Every thing [...]

Question: Well your not bursting my bubble –My 67 xr7 green leather delux interior with > lower console did not have it when I bought it new! I also had a 67 mustang > coupe with the overhead console it didnt have it either.Stu maybe your right [...]

Question: has anyone put a 460 in a mustang? > i have an 86 LX hatchback and was wondering if there were any > modifications necessary besides the drivetrain/trans/and rear end > thanks
Answer: Yes, I just sold my 1967 Mustang G.T. fastback with a 460 [...]

Question: My son has a 351c 1971 Mustang Grand

Question: I am a proud owner of a 1967 Mustang. The 60 Minutes program has been showing a story on the gas tanks exploding and or fuel running into the interior from a rear end crash. I have heard that a company was mentioned on the show [...]

Question: Later this summer I will be going to Tucson, Arizona to pick up a ‘67 Mustang for her and bring it back here to Seattle, WA. I’ve never seen the car in person, and she herself doesn’t know much about cars, but she says it’s been pretty badly neglected for [...]

Question: I have a 67′ automatic with a 6 cyl 200 ci engine with 126,000 miles. >When I took it out of winter storage yesterday it was running very bad. >Today I put in new points, condenser, rotor, plugs, and plug wires. >I also set the timing and sprayed the [...]

Question: I am sure Pat and Big Al could make much more horse power but it would > not be near as street able. As for the Aluminum block and heads that was > done as much for front end weight and handling.
Answer: Pat built a [...]

Question: The Maverick however, as the front end goes is related >to the early Mustang and Falcon, not the pinto/mustang ii. >The granada/monarch/versailles is a streched mav.
Answer: I think it would be more correct to say the Maverick was a shortened Falcon (the original Falcon, [...]