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The Saddleback Mustang Association is holding it's 14th Annual Saddleback Mustang Stampede on Sunday September 11, 2011 at Santa Margarita Ford in Rancho Santa Margarita, CA. Classes for all year Mustangs and other Ford / Mercury vehicles. We will be having two gourmet food trucks attending...

Bump --- TTT!! 2 weeks to go. Hope to see all there.

The Saddleback Mustang Association is holding their annual car show at Santa Margarita Ford in Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (Orange County) on sunday September 7, 2008. All Mustangs and Fords are welcome. Here is a link to the flyer and registration form...

Depends on your funds, because Hooker Headers don't come cheap. If you're looking for a set of inexpensive headers, then Hedmann (model 88300 I believe) headers are hard to beat and are in the $140 range. I put a set of those on my daughters '66 coupe without any problem. I see you are located...

Not even close!! There are plenty of parts available for the '70, but not as much as the earlier years yet. The '71-'73 body style is BY FAR the hardest vintage car to locate parts for. Most of the trim and interior items can only be had via a junkyard whereas the '70 has quite a few parts...

Figure out what length you need and head to the local u-pull-it. I did that for my daughter's car and bought a prop rod from a '91 mustang for $5. It doesn't even need to be a Ford, whatever works and looks good!!!!!!!!

Check with "THe Mustang Ranch" in Fresno, they sell decent cars for a fair price (at least that's what I've been told). You can also go to "www.vintage-mustang.com" and they have a wanted ads section in there. Just list what you are looking for and that you want it within driving distance of the...

There is a plastic prep that you can spray on the trim pieces that will promote adhesion. First clean the item real good with soap and water, then spray on the plastic prep and then paint it with a paint for plastics. NPD sells both the prep and proper paint. I've used it on my '73 Mach with...

Actually the "F" in the VIN (second digit) indicates the car was built in Dearborn, it has nothing to do with whether it is a Mach 1 or not. And yes the "05" designation indicates it is a Mach 1, which did start in the 1970 model year. Hope this helps!!