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  1. BarnStang

    Quick T5 install questions

    Is there a Ford part number on the flexplate? Or is it aftermarket? Generally the weight would be smaller on the 28oz imbalance part. Also see if you can find an aftermarket part number and Google that. If you haven't drifted that pilot bushing in yet, pull that out and get an 87-93 Mustang...
  2. BarnStang

    Emergency Flasher Switch

    Thats right. Most of the 66 repop glove box liners will have the two small holes or indents for the holes where it goes. There is also a small metal backing plate that goes on the outside of the liner-like a reinforcement plate, but can be made out of a small piece of sheet metal. I put mine...
  3. BarnStang

    65 Courtesy Lights.

    THat looks pretty good. Can you post a picture when you get them powered up? Would like to see what the brightness level is on the dim filiment. THe double contact socket seems like it does the job. Pictures look great!
  4. BarnStang

    Having Trouble Bleeding New Brakes

    I was having the same problem with my Granada power conversion. THis may just be the luck of the draw and not mean a thing, but i could not get any more air out. And the calipers are on the correct sides. I put the front of the car up in the air on the hyd jack as high as I could get it. I got...
  5. BarnStang

    65 Courtesy Lights.

    Yes, exterior, "under" the dash literally. just run a sheet metal screw up into the dash from underneth. That was the factory install. Nothing fancy or special. THe bracket grounds to the dash. Like i said, don't run the screw through any wires.
  6. BarnStang

    65 Convert- New subframes, not impressed. (?)

    THe convertible has reinforced rockers, floor pan braces, and a tie plate underneth, etc. You may not notice much of a difference on a vert, but you will on a coup or fastback.
  7. BarnStang

    65 Courtesy Lights.

    Look under the dash, should be some holes for sheet metal screws. One on the right I think centered on the dor for the heater box, and one on the left to the right of the parking brake handle. If you have to drill a hole, make sure you don't drill into any wires,
  8. BarnStang

    top harness and voltage regulator questions

    Can't tell what year car you have, but I'm not aware of any fusable links on the early classics. Maybe someone added one to the car cause they couldn't find the stock circuit breaker. You can use a fusable link, the circuit breaker is period correct for a restoration. I come accross the...
  9. BarnStang

    GT Handling Equipment and rear sway bar.

    Do a Google search for Mustang GT. Here is a a small reference to the parts, but no specifics, will give you an idea at least. CJ Pony Parts - Ford Mustang Parts
  10. BarnStang

    top harness and voltage regulator questions

    It's a circuit breaker. Self reseting. If you hold the power top switch down with the top fully open or closed, the circuit breaker will eventually trip. It protects the power top motor from overheating and failing.
  11. BarnStang

    Where can you buy Windshield Clip Studs?

    Eastwood, that's where I saw it. THanks!
  12. BarnStang

    Where can you buy Windshield Clip Studs?

    OK, thats really cool! I came accross that, but it didn't register what I was looking at cause it was a GM oriented site/parts. Now I see what it is. Anyone know what the right size is?
  13. BarnStang

    65 Courtesy Lights.

    If you have a source for the socket that you know will snap into the stock holder, please post a part number.
  14. BarnStang

    Where can you buy Windshield Clip Studs?

    Check with a couple body shops. THey can be put back on with a stud gun. I've seen the studs before, not sure where. The moulding clip kits for the 65 Mustang come with the short screws to attach them. I use these anytime one is missing. Holds the moulding just fine and no one will ever see...
  15. BarnStang

    Replace Emergency Brake Handle

    3 o'clock is correct. SOmeting is up with your E brake shaft. You could drill the repop handle, or drill your E brake shaft for the correct orientation.