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We started this Blog to share pictures, show new parts, and just talk about 64 1/2-73 Mustangs. We love to feature Customer Cars also. If you would like to see your Classic Mustang right here on our Blog, send us an email by clicking here to find out how!!

Oct 24, 2008

69-70 Firewall to Steering Column Seal


Here is another one of those neat little parts that you may have overlooked and don't even know that it is available. It's the rubber steering column seal that you see at the firewall in the engine compartment on 1969 and 1970 model Mustangs.


This part is not a simple die cut piece like the ones for the 1965-66 and 1967-68 Mustangs that we also offer. This seal is actually molded in rubber like the original. The original blue prints from Ford were used to make this seal exactly like the original. It is easily visible from the engine compartment area and almost always needs replacing. Just another nice little detail for your restoration.




Oct 22, 2008

69-70 Mustang Tail Light Panel Brace

Front View
Back View


Here is another new part that just arrived. This is the brace that welds to the center of the back of the tail light panel in the trunk. It is the part that the gas filler neck passes through. We have had them for 65-66 Mustangs (SM990 for Coupes and Fastbacks/SM991 for Convertibles) and 67-68 models. The new part is for 69-70 Mustangs and is part number SM9981.


Oct 21, 2008

Mustang Transmission Crossmember Support Braces

1965-66 Mustang Transmission Crossmember




1967-68 Transmission Crossmember



We get lots of calls for the transmission support braces (crossmember) for Mustangs. Well, they are finally available and in stock. The 65-66 model is part number EG2334 and features the parking brake bracket like the original. The 67-68 model is part number EG2335.

Oct 17, 2008

John Murphy's 1965 Mustang GT Fastback



You just have to check out the November 2008 issue of Mustang Monthly Magazine. Our friend, Jim Smart has put together another great article. This time the car featured is John Murphy's fantastic '65 Mustang GT "K Code" Fastback. John's Fastback is one of the nicest 289 High Performance Mustangs anywhere!


To read more about John's really cool car and see lots more photos, please see our previous blog entries about this 289 HiPo Mustang:





Oct 15, 2008

65-67 289 High Performance Harmonic Balancer




Here is a cool item that just arrived. It is a very, very nice reproduction of the 65-67 289 Hi-Po Harmonic Balancer. Original ones are getting more difficult to find, so we are glad to see this on the market. It is just like the original except for the C50E part number and FoMoCo Logo, and you can't see these anyway once the crank pulley is on the engine.
We have a limited quantity in stock now. Order part number EG6911.


Oct 13, 2008

Customer Car Feature-1966 Mustang Coupe




We want to thank Jimmy Stephens from Tennessee for sending us pictures and information about his nice Candy Apple Red 1966 Mustang Coupe.

Jimmy purchased this car just two months ago. It was last painted in 1998 and also has a restored interior. It was originally built in San Jose, CA in November of 1965. During the mid '90's the body and paint work was done along with the engine and transmission rebuild by an owner in Michigan. The last owners had the car for the last seven years performing minor improvements. The car has been used for car shows and cruise in's for the last seven years. It was the last owner's engagement present!

Some of the improvements include power steering and a "Daily Driver" Air Conditioning system along with chrome accessories in the engine compartment.

Jimmy sold his '06 Honda Civic and plans to use this '66 Mustang as his everyday, daily driver.

If you would like to see your Mustang featured on our Blog; please click here, and we will tell you how!




Oct 10, 2008

65-66 Mustang Instrument Bezel with Woodgrain


If you have a '65 or '66 Mustang with the Deluxe "Pony" Interior, you should have an instrument bezel and glove box door with the woodgrain insert.

You are probably looking at the picture and saying "These Instrument Bezels have been available for years!" Well, these are a bit different. This bezel features Metal Woodgrain Inserts like our Glove Box Doors. With these Metal Inserts, you do not have to worry about the vinyl decal material peeling or shrinking like on the cheaper ones (we still have these also -IN4.)