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I'm thinking about picking up a '70 Mach 1 for rebuild. Just about everything needs to be redone.
It's got a good deal of rust on it. Almost everything is shot (breaks, engine, shocks, paint, etc). Any suggestions for the best course of action on a rebuild? Basically, I don't want to do a whole lot of work twice, although I know that I'll end up doing SOMETHINGS twice. Any pros out there that can give a word of advice to a newb?Thanks much! |
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Re: Could use some pointers on a rebuild
well, if it needs that much work i personally wouldnt buy it, BUT if you really want it i strongly suggest a ground up restoration due to the amount of work it needs. the ground up restoration consists of starting with the frame, sand blast it then paint it. also decide what engine you want in it so you can decide on the suspension you want/need. but i would go with the ground up restoration if you buy it. best of luck
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Thanks. That's pretty much what I figured. I'm getting the car for practically nothing, so it'll be purely the costs of actually doing the work.
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Re: Could use some pointers on a rebuild
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Get a book on these cars since the Mustang unit body presents its own problems in terms of rust and structural weaknesses that you must look out for. |
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Re: Could use some pointers on a rebuild
Break out the check book is all I can say!!!!
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