1973 Mach 1

Brian, the engine bay looks really cleaned up. Of coarse this is the first time I think I have seen it without the airpan setup. nice looking air cleaner too, really fits with the valve covers, heads and water pump.

Travis

Brian,

The last owner did a nice job on the radiator brackets,i just noticed your master cylinder is that a single resevoir?If it's how good do your brakes work with it,Later Mark.

Mark, The brackets are functional but nothing fancy - believe it or not they're copper water pipe painted black - gets the job done I guess. The master cylinder is from a 87' Honda CRX. It has a really small bore and did improve the braking since the car no longer has the brake booster. I still wouldn't call the brakes great, though (probably marginal would be more like it )

Brian,

Thanks let me know how your car runs this year if you take it to the track.By the way your interior color is the same as my cousins 73 Mustang.

Later Mark.

Nice ride man!
Im working on my 1973 mustang coupe. building a 557 for it

Thats a slick ride Bryan, I knew my converter went to a good home..................

I'm late to the party but that is a great looking car. Nice to see an original color.

Nevs wrote:Beautiful car. I've got one that doesn't look nearly that good. It needs a new home.

needs another home? tell me about it

just sold my 71 r code< to buy a boss 429, 1971 still have my j code,

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Nevs wrote:Beautiful car. I've got one that doesn't look nearly that good. It needs a new home.

needs another home? tell me about it

just sold my 71 r code< to buy a boss 429, 1971 still have my j code,

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Sweet Stang Bryan.....exciting to see someone else with a 71-73 Stang...............D

Awsome ride i like it