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Hi Guys, too many pic's to list on my long term resto so if you try this link you can see what I have been up to so far.
http://www.classic-mustang.co.uk/index.p...,34.0.html
Scotty
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Wow Scotty looks like your dedicated and hard working! Amazing effort brother! Welcome to the site!
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(11-26-2009, 10:03 AM)1972 Mach 1 Wrote: Wow Scotty looks like your dedicated and hard working! Amazing effort brother! Welcome to the site!
Cheers mate, I think I could write a book on what I have done over the years but hopefully get it finished just needing paint by next summer (2010). Here's a pic of what I want it to look like. I probably will retain the rubber front impact bumper though and keep it all original and black.
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Those urethane bumpers are very valuable. I destroyed mine and it cost me 500 usd to replace, for a used one on ebay. Very tough to find.
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(11-28-2009, 03:50 AM)1972 Mach 1 Wrote: Those urethane bumpers are very valuable. I destroyed mine and it cost me 500 usd to replace, for a used one on ebay. Very tough to find.
I had 3 urethane bumpers, 1 was too far gone to do anything with but the other 2 are in good condition. dont know which one I am putting on not got that far yet!!!!
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In the USA those bumpers are very sought after especially 71-72.
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