Can anyone tell me if the '75 Mustang II front suspension/steering is the same as '76-'78? I have a chance at a really cheap '75 donor car;has a lot of what I need. thanks, guys!
74 to 78, 79 is different http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Mustang#Second_generation_.281974.E2.80.931978.29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Mustang#Third_generation_.281979.E2.80.931993.29
I guess I must have one of those rare 53 Studebaker mustang II cars then. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
Yes, (it is my understanding that) '74-'78 Mustang and '74-'80 Pinto/Bobcat had the same front suspension. (Bobcat was a Mercury product that was virtually identical to a Pinto ... not entirely sure you guys had them in the States).
74/78 Mustang II, Pinto and 75 -78 Mercury Bobcat should all have the same front ends under them. Back in the late 70's early 80's you could walk into the local Ford dealer's parts counter and buy a new front crossmember for one for about 90.00 over the counter and a lot of the Cobra kits ran them for years along with the Thoroughbred Motor Cars kit cars that were made in Redmond Wa at the time.
this coming from a guy that thinks duct tape and JB weld can fix anything....... if all you have to do is make stupid comments dont post, we have enough crap on here we dont need yours
This coming from the same jackwagon that didn't know what an FED is. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=536367
I knew I saw that screen name before! My my, someones internet muscles are big this evening! Three days ago he didn't know what a FNG was either!
look up his post about what he would like to do to the bard find 32 3 window......this dude is a joke
I think he just has an aweful sense of humor and a lack of experience in the treacherous waters of the interwebs.
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