1972 mustang w 5.7

I put the fly wheel on that came in the box of parts. I'm really disappointed in my self for not checking when I had the engine on the lift.

standard bendix on a reverse starter or vice versa?

If your starter has shims, remove the shims.

Casey we were just kidding Steve yesterday over on this thread. He will tell you he likes Chevy's but I think he likes anything with a engine in it

clr517 wrote: I looke dat the skidim site. I'm not seeing what I'm looking for

Last week got an email from SkiDim, use keyword THANKS for 12% discount through the end of the month.

That's too bad,it limits your boat collection. The afore mentioned Chevy lover has owned quite a menagerie of non GM powered boats

A Bowtie powered Mustang...

....That truly is a CORRECT Craft!!!!

Don't know if you need the engine harness or the harness from the engine to the dash but here is the link to their harness's might be better to call and tell them what your trying to do. See if you can get Vince to help

Skidim

Dang Gary and Pete !     that's a big screw you have there.

So, while I was down at the shed taking pictures of mine, I was thinking I was very very glad that none of us were serving any 9th congressional district.

So, Anthony Wiener, if you're watching, This is how you show-off your hardware.

This is all I could come up with on short notice.

Al,
No, I bought square head lags as well as bolts and nuts for the complete launch project. They as well as other parts are getting galvanized which is fitting for the era. I found a vendor that only deals in square head fasteners. I'm waiting to sent them for the hot dip just to make sure I have the quantities and sizes correct.

Yes, the Fastenal S/B are sure up there in $$ and they aren't even square heads! Actually, it's their pricing that has turned me off to the company. We tossed them out of the company I worked for after I found out their tactics.

8122pbrainard wrote: Yes, lags. What I didn't mention is material. In the good old days, the lags were silicon bronze which has a fantastic corrosion resistance but they don't make them anymore.

8122pbrainard wrote: DrCC wrote: Gotta say Pete, I've never witnessed Silicon Bronze ever being used as engine lags. Come on Al! I thought you went as far back with boats that I do!!!

Al,
I was going through and sorting some fasteners, came across these and thought of you immediately! Square head too!!

I forgot the mustang was made into the 80's. That would make more sense. Regardless that silver straight windshield looks great on those narrow hulls

Is the windshield from a early 80's tique? The 72' brochure shows a split windshield. Cool project

Wow very nice and welcome to Team RED! The interior looks really good and I like the fact the scoops have been covered with Red Vinyl. Looks like CC went covered and uncovered back in 72' interesting