1969 mach1

galaxierace · 04-06-2003, 11:24 PM

[COLOR=tomato] Were is the best place to get parts for my 69mach?

Jeff65 · 04-07-2003, 02:29 PM

"Best" depends on any number of factors, best price, best availability, etc. If you're restoring your '69 the first thing to do is to find your nearest Mustang parts vendor and also get catalogs from the more popular mailorder vendors, NPD, MU, etc. You'll also need a source of other than reproduction parts, a salvage yard near you specializing in classic Mustang parts. Don't rush out and buy the cheapest stuff you can find or you may be disappointed. Be sure to get advice from your local parts vendor with respect to quality, etc. Posting what you plan to buy before you buy may also give you an indication of an items quality. A good axiom is, "Don't believe anybody, but believe everybody!" - Ten yes answers beats one no...ten no's beats one yes!

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04-07-2003, 02:29 PM	#2
Jeff65 Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 208	"Best" depends on any number of factors, best price, best availability, etc. If you're restoring your '69 the first thing to do is to find your nearest Mustang parts vendor and also get catalogs from the more popular mailorder vendors, NPD, MU, etc. You'll also need a source of other than reproduction parts, a salvage yard near you specializing in classic Mustang parts. Don't rush out and buy the cheapest stuff you can find or you may be disappointed. Be sure to get advice from your local parts vendor with respect to quality, etc. Posting what you plan to buy before you buy may also give you an indication of an items quality. A good axiom is, "Don't believe anybody, but believe everybody!" - Ten yes answers beats one no...ten no's beats one yes!