hows it look in a 1970?

my70stang

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check this out...

we got the m otor in a few weeks ago and now that we fabricated a radiator support we got to bolt on the front end of the engine.

-Randall's Rack Power Steering pump
-smog reducer pulley (for the 1989 5.0 HO)
-Classic Auto Air condensor

wiring will still need to be completed

 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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Beautiful! But your breather is on sideways Also what's that thing on top of your intake? Some kind of carburetor thing?? LOL just jokin man...i'm not much of a fan of Edel carbs


Any pics of the rest of the car?

 

my70stang

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yeah a few...i didnt know what looked better, the filter longwise of sidways so i just left it on sideways haha

 

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good lookin car man! what are you using for your drivetrain?

 

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Very nice.

 

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cenok is family said:

good lookin car man! what are you using for your drivetrain?

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thanks...i have the t-5 5speed and an 8inch rear end that we swapped in there

 

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after much frustration of a leaking water pump and intake manifold, the engine turned over today. without mufflers i enjoyed the roar of the motor and rumble in my chest haha

the final results (wiring not perfect yet and no export brace)

 

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85_SS_302_Coupe

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Looks great...the breather matches the fins on the valve covers that way.

 

my70stang

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yeah i changed it after your last post...the grooves need to match

 

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You gotta like the looks of a notch no matter what year it is. Very clean.

 

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70 is probably my favorite body style of the early Mustangs. Nice work............

 

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My first car was a 70 mustang fastback that I still got I absolutly love those cars and you have a very clean car. Very nice. By the way Colypso coral ( I'm not sure of the spelling) is my favorite early mustang color of course I'm partial mine is the same color.

 

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I absolutely love my Mach 1. My first car too!
Kevin

 

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I would LOVE to own a 70 428 CJ or SCJ. I was a chebbie man back in those days but this Mustang was a real contender on the street.

 

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tmoss said:

I would LOVE to own a 70 428 CJ or SCJ. I was a chebbie man back in those days but this Mustang was a real contender on the street.

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'70 1/2 split bumper Camaro

Although, i'd have to say a '68 Boss 429 or '67 GT500 would be top of my list as far as vintage goes.

 

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85_SS_302_Coupe said:

'70 1/2 split bumper Camaro

Although, i'd have to say a '68 Boss 429 or '67 GT500 would be top of my list as far as vintage goes.

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There were wwwwaaaayyyy too many good looking cars back in the day to choose one or even a dozen. Some of my favs are old Grand Prix, 442, 340 Duster, 455 SD TransAm, Mustangs, 390 AMX... the list goes on and on.

 

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looking good. nice work!

 

my70stang

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thanks guys, im proud of my first car

 

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front coils cut and export brace on

 

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