Random Mustang II Pictures

If it were me, I'd think long and hard at using most of that. I'd probably ditch the solid lifters and go with a hydraulic cam and lifter set, otherwise I'd look at using it all since I have it. Besides, high horsepower doesn't necessarily mean it's not streetable.....
 
Nothing wrong with solid rollers. They can even be used on a hyd roller cam, just have to "tight" lash it.
Hyd lifters are like marshmallows, they absorb a lot of what the cam is trying to do. A solid lifter always makes more power than a hyd lifter.
I went out in the garage and poked around.
I still have the old FAST XFI engine management system and harness.
I have a 8.8" Strange 35 spline spool
I have a set of 8.8" 4.10:1 gears and overhaul bearing kit.
I have a set of 2" tube dia merge collectors. But it is for 3.5" exhaust. Could always reduce down to 3" I guess.
I have a good collection of different size crank and blower pulleys and belts.
Oh, I also have a Hogan's sheet metal intake manifold with dual inj bungs per runner set up to bolt a KB S/C to.
Things that make me go Hmmm
 
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It's easy to get sucked into the black hole of speed. Maybe best to make a plan and stick to it?
 
Here's what I know:

The car belongs to Tom McJunkin and I got the images from this article:

I'm posting the images here because I think they'll be around longer than the article











 
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Mustang II on popular motor show.
Rear reverse triangulated suspension with air bag?




Are they intentionally trying to NOT have any traction?
Because that is the best way to do it.
Guess where the Instant Center is on that set up?
But, then again, those guys seem to build stuff with the idea of how not to do things.
I cringe every time I watch that show.
 
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The Mustang II over head dome light, sun visor holder.
Used in sunroof cars.



Lens for this is hard to find




Map light style. Though having a D8BZ part number Not convinced this is correct for MII
Anyone got a pic of what was in a MII?
This lens is being reproduced but not a fit for non map light





 
Map light style. Though having a D8BZ part number Not convinced this is correct for MII
Anyone got a pic of what was in a MII?
This lens is being reproduced but not a fit for non map light






My car had the map light but was missing the lens when I bought it in 1991. The mounting bracket is still in place and I know I have the map light somewhere in the mess of stuff I have laying around, but that one looks like it.....
 
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Map light style. Though having a D8BZ part number Not convinced this is correct for MII
Anyone got a pic of what was in a MII?

I believe you're correct.... that it's not for a Mustang II. A D8BZ part number should be a part for a Ford Festiva.

Couldn't get the individual pics to copy over (due to being some kind of abbynormal format, I think), but here's a couple of Mustang II overhead lights...

Look at pic # 136 here... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1977-ford-mustang-ii-2/

Look at pic # 64 here... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-ford-mustang-3/