Call the Ford customer assistance line at 800-392-3673 (if you are in Canada call 800-565-3673) and request a “History 999” report for your car. Provide them with your VIN, and a complete list of options for your car will be faxed or mailed to you. They should have this data for Mustangs back from model-year 1967. For ’65 & ’66 models, you’ll need the help of your local Ford dealer. Ask him to call Ford CAC and request the info for you. (Click here for an example.)
Lots of good information to help you find out what fits and what doesn’t, complements of Mustang racer, Howard Duffy.
Trying to figure out whether you’re looking at a close or wide ratio 4 speed?
Not the same as classic Mustangs. Click to find out where to find them and what they mean.
More than 60 excellent tech tips to get more performance from your Classic or late model Mustang.
They advertise themselves as “the most extensive database of specifications for American automobiles manufactured between 1910 and 1975” and it seems like they are true to their word!
John’s been under the hood for more than 25 years and has probably already fixed your problem many times. Get quick answers to your technical questions, Mon-Fri. Be sure and tell him Mark from ClassicMustang.com sent you!
Find out when and where your Classic Mustang was made, the original engine, transmission, rear end, color, interior, etc.
Find out what you need to do to convert manual (not power) drum brakes to disk for 64-73 model Mustangs.
Taking the Mustang to the strip? Stop here first for how to articles and other resources.
Want to install cruise control in your classic mustang, add performance, and more? Visit MustangandFords.com!
