Preferred reassembly Manuals for 70 Coupe

[Preferred reassembly Manuals for 70 Coupe]

Thanks everyone ,will go with the Osborn manuals & Parts & Body Illustration Manuals.Much appreciated.Cheers Phil

[Preferred reassembly Manuals for 70 Coupe]

I  have a 1970 Car Shop Manual Ford Volumes 1 to V in PDF ,are there any better diagram manuals or DVD's available for restorations (1970 Mustang Coupe) which show better details in how things go together & in what order.Mainly body parts ,windows,trim,interior  & Exterior ? Help much appreciated.Cheers Phil

[Interior rear Quarter Panel Trim brackets 70 Coupe No longer required]

Thanks for the replies,all info is appreciated.aslanefe good looking 70 Grande ,I hope mine ends up looking as good as yours,mine has the same vinyl top.

[WTB 1970 coupe rear window lower plastic trim lugs No Longer Required]

No longer required.See above.Thanking you Phil

[Interior rear Quarter Panel Trim brackets 70 Coupe No longer required]

Require help on these Interior rear Quarter Panel Trim brackets I noticed on EBay (Photos attached),as I didn't get any when I purchased my car disassembled.Where are they to be fitted & how are they attached to trim panels? Any photos will be very helpful. I also have a 1970 Car Shop Manual Ford Volumes 1 to V in PDF ,are there any better diagram manuals available for restorations (1970 Mustang Coupe) which show better details? Help much appreciated.Cheers Phil

[Wanted: 69/70 center a/c vent clips]

I was looking for a pair of these as well ,can anyone help me.Cheers Phil

[WTB 1970 coupe rear window lower plastic trim lugs No Longer Required]

Desperately require even 1 plastic lug clip.Help required.Regards Phil

[WTB 1970 coupe rear window lower plastic trim lugs No Longer Required]

Hoping someone may have a damaged lower rear window trim in storage that they may be able to sell me one of these lugs to help me out .Its getting close to time to install the rear window then the trim.Would much appreciate any assistance.Regards Phil .

[Air Condition Vents (louvers)lower dash cut out template required]

Thanks very much Caseyrhe they have just arrived in the post,it is very much appreciated all the trouble you went to do this & post them to me. I am going to buy a lotto ticket here in Australia & hope we can share in a win. It will be a few weeks before I get a chance to cut the holes out in the lower dash,I will let you know how everything went. All the best, Regards Phil

[1970 Grande Coupe Restoration AUS]

Connery I intend on keeping it White as White was its original build color with a Black Landau 2/3 Vinyl roof. Cheers Phil

[1970 Grande Coupe Restoration AUS]

Photos of my Stang that should have been placed at the beginning of Resto ,this was how it was when I first purchased it from PO & at home in my shed . I don't know how to get these moved to the beginning of my Project & also how to get the duplicated photos in My Project removed?Any sugestions.Cheers Phil

[Door Latch assemblies & Quarter Window Lubrication info Req]

Just cleaned all the old dried up grease & dirt off both door latch assemblies(which had been removed out of door panels by PO).Need help on info on what is the best lubricant to spray on all moving parts & what type of grease to use & where? I also have cleaned quarter window regulators & quarter window assemblies ie bracket attached to quarter windows & brackets(tracks) windows slide up & down (which were also removed out of Quarter Panels by PO) again need help on what is best spray lubricant to use on these & grease for track & rollers.Thanking you Cheers Phil

[Coolant Overflow Tank info required]

Barnett468 I have seen your posts on the oz mustang site & you have a wealth of knowledge which everyone appreciates here.I'm not sure of the thermostat rating I have installed (I think it could be 192-195) I'll have to go back through my receipts,but I do know that the radiator cap I have is from NPD part No.8100-2B made in USA  Autolite Chrome ARC-67C  hope it is right .Regards Phil

[Coolant Overflow Tank info required]

Sorry that I caused so much confusion with my inquiry.I should have explained my question better.I try not to type to much as it takes me so long to find the letters on the keyboard as I am a very slow one finger typist.This is the first classic car that I am restoring ( can be viewed in Project Progress).I have owned a lot of vehicles over the years and they all had overflow tanks,so I thought that there must be a reason so I thought that maybe I should put one in my 70 Coupe as a precaution as where I live in Australia(Central Queensland) the temperatures in summer are around 40 degrees Centigrade.I have a new radiator cap,new larger radiator,new water pump,new radiator hoses,new thermostat,new thermostst housing,coolant.The motor ( 302 Windsor) has been running but not long enough to see if it overheats. I've still got a fair bit to do before it will be on the road as a daily driver.It will never go on the track, just street use. Me not knowing to much on the mechanical side find all the info on this site that members have inputted very valuable. Back to the overflow tank question would you be able to give me the size (length & diameter) of the billet cylinders you have installed they look good.I hope I have cleared up the confusion I caused.Cheers Phil

[Coolant Overflow Tank info required]

I'm thinking of installing a coolant overflow tank in my 70 coupe,interested in finding out what have been adapted & fitted in your vehicles.Cheers Phil

[WTB 1970 coupe rear window lower plastic trim lugs No Longer Required]

Desperately need 1 of these lugs.Hope someone can help me. 

[Mike65's 69 Coupe build]

Looks Great.

[1970 Grande Coupe, Landau 2/3 Vinyl Roof installation info required]

Thanks everyone for your input,the more the better,the 1970 OE vinyl could possibly be a different thickness to previous models,I have noticed that the drip rail molding trim advertised on mustang parts site say " Drip Rail Molding Coupe Without Vinyl Top 1969-1970" which to me could possibly mean that the vinyl went under it ?or maybe another reason,  your thoughts. Cheers Phil

[Fiberglass Package Tray fitment '70 Coupe advise needed]

Thank you very much MN69Grande for the photos & all your help.You have done an excellent job in fitting it,these photos will help me a lot, I hope that I can make mine turn out looking as good as yours.It looks great.Well done.Regards Phil

[Fiberglass Package Tray fitment '70 Coupe advise needed]

Thanks MN69Grande looking forward to seeing the photos of the corners & also how the tray lip fits under or into the rubber seal ,Regards Phil

[Fiberglass Package Tray fitment '70 Coupe advise needed]

MN69Grande I did buy the same one that you bought. Does the back lip of yours fit inside the rear window rubber seal or does it just butt up against the bottom of the rubber seal? Any photos of how yours fits would be a great help to me.Looks like a simple 5 minute job is going to take me a whole day to do.Which seems pretty normal with everything I seem to do.Cheers Phil

[Fiberglass Package Tray fitment '70 Coupe advise needed]

I purchased last year from CJ Pony a Fiberglass Package Tray PT12.I tried to fit it today & it wont fit.The rear curved section seems to be to high & front section sits out past metal edge of tray. Has anyone fitted one of these fiberglass Package Trays in a Coupe? Do they require cutting to fit? Does the back section when fitted fit inside the rear window rubber seal or does it just butt up against bottom of rubber seal? Any photos of how it fits would be a great help.Cheers Phil

[1970 Coupe headliner fixing question]

Thanks Ridge Runner for your help as well.Cheers Phil

[1970 Grande Coupe Restoration AUS]

Tack Strip & Package Tray retainer plate for headliner.

[1970 Coupe headliner fixing question]

Thanks fordguy69 I followed what you did & used aluminum  strips to secure headliner at corners of package tray & was very happy with the way it kept the headliner pulled tight at the rear panels.I have put photos of my headliner in  Project Progress Forum.Thanks once again Phil