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  1.    jusatad reacted to a post in a topic: What did you do to/for your Mustang today?
  2. jusatad started following Accelerator linkage hardware and Headlight bucket support brace.
  3. jusatad
    In the picture, there is a brace between the radiator support and inner headlight bucket. Does anyone know what this brace is called and if a reproduction is available? Mine is severely damaged and rusty. I would like to replace them.
  4. jusatad
    @Grabber70Mach Thank you. The pics are very helpful. I'm sure my 69 doesn't have Distro vac. Your pic doesn't have the 2 holes above the gas pedal, still don't know what they're for.
  5. jusatad
    This helps me as well. In my case, the body shop got carried away filling extra holes in the firewall. Can I get a pic of the entire gas pedal? I'm trying to figure out where to drill the holes to mount the gas pedal. Think I have the general area. Also wondering what the 2 holes above the gas are for?
  6. jusatad
    I have mine apart and can get measurements. I'm going to try creating a 3D model and get it printed. I'll let you know if I get working part
  7. jusatad
    @aslanefe, You are correct, the plastic pieces need to be install on the bracket with the square key in the notch. Once that is done, you need to slide the aluminum piece into place. The slots in the aluminum piece are tapered like a dovetail. The fit is too tight for the aluminum piece to slide over the plastic piece the way it came apart. In hindsight, I should have left it alone.
  8. JayEstes

    you know, regarding the plastic pieces for the steer wheel components, I *might* be able to model those in CAD and then print them in plastic on my 3D printer.

    Would you be willing to send all the pieces from a broken one so I can get precise measurements?  Not sure if my printer can create strong enough pieces, or if they will be precise enough, but I'd be willing to give it a try in my spare time.  This solution won't be fast however, and there is no guarantee it will work.  No cost to you.

  9. jusatad
    Does anyone know what these white plastic bushings are called and if anyone reproduces them? I took the steering column mounts apart to media blast and paint the column. Now I'm having trouble getting the aluminum square mount slide back together with the white plastic pieces circled in red. The plastic pieces fit very tight and they are brittle and breaking.
  10. jusatad
    There are 3 screws on the back side of the lower dash vents that need to be removed. This picture shows the screws after the back housing (top) has been removed.
  11. jusatad
    Thanks for all the great ideas. I've ordered a roll of 1/4" W x 1/16" T adhesive backed felt. I'll let you know how it turns out.
  12. jusatad
    Looking for 3/8" self adhesive felt tape similar to what Ford used on the lower dash AC vents. The vents are loose because the felt is worn out or missing. Does anyone know where I can find a similar replacement product? Here's what the old one looks like.
  13. jusatad
    Thx everyone. Appreciate the help. I have the reinforcing plates and speed nuts as shown in pictures. Time to install it.
  14. jusatad
    Was the OEM ram air trim ring attached with a capped speed nut? CJ Pony parts shows this part, but it is not a cap style nut that I thought was original. https://www.cjponyparts.com/69-70-shaker-trim-ring-10-hardware-only-1969-1970/p/F2156/ Also, what product is recommended for the body sealer that goes under the trim ring?
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