I am interested in buying a mach 1. I was wondering where parts can be bought for it. Aftermarket performance parts and restorations parts. Anyone know? I wanna make sure I can get parts before i make the buy.
Thanks a Ton
I am interested in buying a mach 1. I was wondering where parts can be bought for it. Aftermarket performance parts and restorations parts. Anyone know? I wanna make sure I can get parts before i make the buy.
Thanks a Ton
Research buddy! do what everyone does, collect mustang catalogs, National Parts Depot seems to be on the cutting edge, they offer a pdf format on their site, CJpony parts also has a-lot of parts there are MANY more, jump on to a good search engine like Google and go to town!. It’s a competitive market, so these places try to stock the most parts, so the catalog is a good place to start.
If you want me to type out a list, forget it, I don't have the time or interest!
Hey, can you check to see if they have a Rt Rear Shock mounting plate that goes under the leaf springs? Mine has the center worn where the spring eye mounts through it from too many holeshots I guess.
i've used mustangs unlimited for many years and really like the service they provide and they almost always stock the parts i need. i have had some items backordered that were not really crucial parts though, but that is going to happen with a lot of the suppliers. really the only parts i have had backordered from them were my 69 shelby walnut automatic shift handle, a front license bracket and a wiring loom retainer kit, all parts were deliverd in a reasonable amount of time within a month or so. another thing to consider when deciding what years to look at is that the later the car gets the harder it will be to get parts. for instance there is very little that you can't get for a 65-66, 67-68 there are a few parts that aren't available, but not many. 69-70 quite a few parts that aren't reproduced and many parts are pretty expensive, 71-73 a lot of parts that aren't reproduced and many parts that are very expensive. get the best and most complete car you can afford even if the initial investment is somewhat more than a similar car that is not in as good of shape.