RetroStang

Thanks for the response. The whole kit is over $200 and I really don't want to spend that for one small bracket. I'm not very skilled with a welder so I was hoping to start with a new bracket. I may need to try utilize the damaged one, if I can't find a replacement bracket.

I need bracket #1, as the PO did not do a good job welding it in and I can't make it work. Any idea where I could purchase one? I found it part of bracket kit from Dynacorn, but not just standalone.

I was finally able to locate an original bracket in each size for the outrageous price of $30 each. I'm looking into finding a source that might be able to replicate them. I'll let the community know if I'm able to work out an arrangement.

Called Scott Drake, and they confirmed they are discontinued.

That would be great if someone has them! It is a complete kit, 6 brackets. Even if you had one bracket of each size (looks like two different sizes from the picture), I could probably bend up some copies.

I'm trying to do a fold down rear seat conversion, and have purchased the rear panel that goes above the rear trap door. I'm looking for the mounting kit for the panel, part number C7SZ-6342468-B. I placed an order with Summit Racing, and after 5 months and several follow up emails and calls, they cancelled the order and refunded my money, stating they couldn't get the part. I then placed an order at Jeg's, and after two weeks and a follow up call, they cancelled the order and refunded my money. Both of these companies drop ship from Scott Drake, and apparently these brackets are on back order or are no longer being made. Does anyone know of a source that would have these in stock and not drop shipped from the manufacturer? I don't want to keep placing orders only to have them tell me they are not available. (Jeg's did update their website, but Summit shows them still available).

Thanks MikeStang. Is there a website for Ridegerunner? The rear piece above the trap door is one of my mysteries. NPD lists the brackets for around $25, but are sold out at all of their locations. I may have found them else where, but they are $45-50, which seems pretty expensive for what they are.

Thanks for the link. I watched that one a while ago, and wondered if there were any differences between the 67-68 and 69-70. I realize I'm missing the brackets that mount that first panel (by the trap door) to the floor.

Thanks for sharing. Any chance you have a page that shows how the panel under the rear window above the trap door attaches?

Thanks for the link. That was helpful. I'm still hoping someone can post a pic of the parts diagram.

I've searched, and am unable to find a picture of all the parts needed for the fold down seat and surrounding panels. I found several threads that pointed to a website called folddownseat.com but it is no longer in business. In in the process of converting my 69 from a non-fold to a fold down. I have all the main parts, but am interested in brackets, clips, screws, shims, etc. Does anyone have a copy of a picture of all the parts needed? I'm thinking it would be from the 1969 Mustang Parts and Body Illustration book. Thanks!

I had those Pioneer 6X9 speakers in my car back in the 80s!

I have several tiny holes (1/8" to 1/4") in my trunk floor, under the rear seats, and other places. I'm planning to weld and patch these eventually, but probably not until next winter. Does anyone have any suggestion of a product I can use to seal them up, that is easily removable when I'm ready to patch them? I was thinking of putting some Dynamat over them, but I've heard that is difficult to remove. I keep seeing the ad on TV for that FlexSeal stuff, but haven't had any experience with it. Maybe a marine type sealer or a seam sealer?

Sven - Do you know where we can purchase the "Quick Clips" you refer to? I tried the link that was on your blog and it is no longer active. I'm really impressed with what you did with the fuel line routing and am trying to replicate it on my '69.