1969-70 Mustang Windshield Washer Reservoir

Time to time, we may feature a part here so we can show a few more details about the particular item. This one is a really popular part. This is an excellent reproduction of the 1969-70 Windshield Washer Reservoir for the Mustang. We have included two extra pictures showing the Ford engineering number and the Ford Logo on the cap. The tooling was made using the original Ford blueprints and nice original patterns. The one that is or was available from Ford is a replacement that will work, but is not like the original part like this item. It is, of course, Ford Licensed. Order part number EG316.

Pixar's cars: Studio's car show is one of the best and most exclusive

This is just a really cool car show! It is even better when you are a big Disney and Pixar fan. Not to mention having seen the movie CARS enough times to probably recite much of it! Check out the video and click one of the links above or below for the article.



Pixar's cars: Studio's car show is one of the best and most exclusive

Mustang Sway Bars

One of the original modifications made to the 65-66 Shelby GT350 Mustangs was the addition of a one inch front sway bar. This is one of the best modifications that you can make to your Classic Mustang.

The stock front sway bar on a standard '65-66 Mustang was a small 5/8 inch size. This one inch kit will greatly improve your Mustang's handling abilities. The kit comes complete with frame brackets with insulators and end kits. The bushings are all made of a thermoplastic rubber. This material performs and lasts like polyurethane, but without the annoying squeaks.

We have Front Sway Bar kits for the following models:

65-66

67 (all except Big Block)

67 (Big Block)

68-70 (all except Big Block)

68-70 (Big Block)

71-73

We also have Mustang Rear Sway Bar Kits for the following models:

65-66

67-70

71-73

68-70 OE Replacement Only

71-73 OE Replacement Only

65-66 Mustang Chrome Tail Light Bezels

One of the parts that always needs replacing during the restoration of a 1965-66 Mustang are the Chrome Tail Light Doors. Through the years there have been a few reproductions available-some better than others. The ones from Ford are obsolete, but there are some NOS bezels floating around out there for a price!

Even on a super, high end restoration, we would recommend our USA made Chrome 65-66 Tail Light Bezels. These are very, very nice parts and actually superior to the NOS Ford Service Part. Our part number is ER-3512, and they are only $49.95 for a pair.

If you are doing a budget restoration, we have imported Tail Light Bezels also for only $14.95 each. The part number is ER-35.

1965 K Code Convertible Restoration

Here is a little slide show of the latest images from the early '65 HiPo Mustang Convertible restoration. We will have more soon!

Mustang Gas Tank - 1970 with no Drain Plug

There are a few brands of fuel tanks on the market, but the ones made in Canada are the only ones that you should consider for your Mustang. We handle these, and they are really nice.

Believe or not, the 1970 Mustang gas tanks did not come with drain plugs. If you have a super detailed, show car and want all of the correct details; we now have the correct 1970 Mustang fuel tank without the drain plug. We have gotten lots of phone calls about these, so we are happy to announce that they are now in stock. This tank is just a really nice "finishing touch" for your Boss 302, 428 Cobra Jet, Boss 429 or any 70 Mustang.

If you are not into the final details like that, we have gas tanks with the drain plugs too!

Here is the list (click to see each gas tank):

ER-258 65-68 Mustang Gas Tank with Drain Plug

ER-290 69 Mustang Gas Tank with Drain Plug

ER-565 70 Mustang Gas Tank with Drain Plug

ER-5651 70 Mustang Gas Tank without Drain Plug as described above

ER-549 71-73 Mustang Gas Tank

How to Restore Your Mustang Book

Here is a brand new book that we just got in stock. Strangely enough, it shares the title with the other super popular How to Restore Your Mustang book (our part number LT-18) that was written by Larry Dobbs and Donald Farr way back in the 1980's, I believe.

Anyway, this is a totally different book, but another really helpful one. It is our part number LT-181.

Here is the description:

How to Restore Your Mustang 1964 1/2-1973 is a hands-on how-to guide to restoring you Mustang. While many previous restoration books have focused on authenticity and mostly overlooked the actual procedures for restoring a Mustang, this book breaks new ground by detailing how to actually restore each mjor component group - chassis / suspension, brakes, steering, body, interior and engine / drivetrain / differential. It provides all the relevant challenges, expenses, drawbacks, and benefits a restorer will encounter, so the owner / restorer can decide whether to do the restoration work on his or her own to have it professionally done. The latest techniques and best restoration products for each system are revealed and discussed. The book also specifies how to make sensible upgrades that improve safety, performance, and convenience while not adversely affecting collector value. 192 pages and over 500 color photos. Written by Frank Bohanan.