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Old 01-06-2004, 11:22 AM
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Question 85 5 litre

I have a 1985 5.0 Mustang, and I was looking for high performance parts so I could build it up. Every place I go to look for parts, the lists always start at 86. Does anyone know where I can find some hi performance parts for my 85 engine? Or does anyone know how I can make 86 parts fit onto my 85? Thanks!
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There is a ton of parts made for 85 Stangs. What exactly are you looking for so I know where to direct you.
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