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Just got off the blower with Tech Support at Holley - I guess I need a bracket to move my power steering down for these headers - Hooker P/N 10961HKR in case anyone else runs into this... R.

Has anyone had experience fitting the Hooker Competition Headers on a 351C (4 barrel) 70 Mustang. They will bolt on after removing the steering linkage - but once they are on the steering linkage doesn't seem to clear the collectors (not even close). R.

I bought my '68 GT500KR Convertible (Restored #2) for $25K.... But that was in 1985.... The prices today really are all over the map. Make sure its real as there seems to be more fakes than real ones out there these days. Ray

I posted a while back - I bought the Blaupunkt Radio w/Bezel for my 70 Mach 1 (replacing the CustomAutoCrap that I had). The box says Ken Harrison on it, so I guess they do the bezel conversion and resell with the Blaupunkt unit. It's a modern Radio, not stock looking, but sounds great and I...

You can also use a slide-hammer with a hook attachment on the end.

I've owned my '70 Mach 1 for 20 years or so, but have only started to modify it since subscribing to this group. The 351 Cleveland 4 barriel is basically stock except for a mild cam. I'd like to upgrade the exhaust to improve both performance and give it a bit more bark, but I'm not looking...

If you go to www.cjponyparts.com and go the the online ordering section - search by part number - STBL2B Or you can give them a call at 800-888-6473 Comes with either a block or woodgrain bezel...

I just bought a custom bezel with a Blaupunkt CD player for my '70 mustang - It's A nice alternative for those who don't want to cut their original bezel and beats the hell out of Custom AutoSound garbage. Apparently the bezel is not sold seperately, but the Blaupunk is a pretty good unit...

Just found out that the Torque Thrust "D" is a one piece wheel with fixed back spacing (3.75")... The URL I posted is for a different, two piece wheel (still from American Racing)- it's slightly different with a polished lip - You can order that one with custom backspace... Wish I had known...

Recently bought a set of the American Racing "Torque Thrust D" wheels for my 1970 Mach 1 from a mustang shop in my area. I went with 15X7 for front and 15X8 1/2 for the rear - with 225mm front tires and 245s in the rear. I assumed that the wheels would have the correct back spacing (4 1/2)...

I'm in the process of installing one in my '70 Mach 1. It's not a direct bolt-in - for my car, I had to move the ignition to the dash (there is no switch on the column). - The wiring comes more set up for a Chevy - with an adapter kit. I went with the Flaming River steering box (and also a T5...