I am in the market for a roller to begin my fox coupe project. What should I be looking for when checking out these cars? I've found one local:
I am selling a roller 1991 Ford Mustang LX 5.0 5 speed coupe. VIN #1FCP40EXMFxxxxxx. This is roller. No engine, no transmission, no computer, no computer wiring, no taillights, no front bumper, no hood, no seats, and no instrument cluster. This has 4 cylinder brakes and a 7.5 rearend, just to keep it rollable. Frame rails and floor pans are nice, not all rusty.
For my project I'm looking for something that I can put some time into. I've never worked on a fox body before, that's the reason I'm looking for some assistance from you guys. I'm not planning on doing anything too crazy too it, just a nice solid driver that has a wicked stance, nice loopy cam, and CLEAN!
Basically, I'm just looking for some helpful hints on what to look for when checking out these cars. Where are the troublesome rust spots, etc.
THANKS!
I am selling a roller 1991 Ford Mustang LX 5.0 5 speed coupe. VIN #1FCP40EXMFxxxxxx. This is roller. No engine, no transmission, no computer, no computer wiring, no taillights, no front bumper, no hood, no seats, and no instrument cluster. This has 4 cylinder brakes and a 7.5 rearend, just to keep it rollable. Frame rails and floor pans are nice, not all rusty.
For my project I'm looking for something that I can put some time into. I've never worked on a fox body before, that's the reason I'm looking for some assistance from you guys. I'm not planning on doing anything too crazy too it, just a nice solid driver that has a wicked stance, nice loopy cam, and CLEAN!
Basically, I'm just looking for some helpful hints on what to look for when checking out these cars. Where are the troublesome rust spots, etc.
THANKS!