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Random Guess, it almost looks like something pcv related? I'm assuming the shouldered area is rubber. It does not aappear to be anything related to a toploader. BTW Out of curiosity what are the tag numbers off of the toploader you bought?

I use and sell new repo parts,for years. Personally I try to use good original parts whenever possible. I'd start with a good rebuildable original unit and replace parts as needed,that said I don't know what engine you have? But I'm pretty sure an Fmx wouldn't work for you. If you decide to look...

Weather wise this was the best Fords at Carlisle ever. I did my usual Thursday am-Sunday pm. Deal, The only difference was this year I brought my 2 sons ages 9 & 10 At first I was a bit nervous. But They had a blast, although my 9 year old woke up saturday morning complaining that his hips were...

Happy Birthday Mustang 50 Years Young Today..............................

At this exact moment I wouldn't be able to cruise out to Brooklyn to check it out,But I could and would defintely have no problem giving you my 2 cents for free .LOL on it.I've been buying,selling,trading,Restoring,collecting,etc.Vintage Mustangs for years now.I Know the market really well and...

Hey, Whereabouts is the car located( generally)? I might be able to give you some input.

Yes, they interchange no problem assuming they are both from hardtops without T -tops. I'm drawing a blank on T-Top production. I don't recall the last year of them on a fox I know they were offered at least through 1987.

So I'm curious if Santa brought any vintage Ford or Mustang stuff ( parts,tools,memorabilia,etc.) to any of you early guys. I recieved: A couple of tools I needed. A copy of the Donald Farr 50th Anniversary Book (It looks like a pretty good read so far) I'm a huge Mustang literature...

As A bargain hunter, and long time early Mustang guy. I would advise you to not stop looking locally. If you have the free time it never hurts to look at cars.Trust me it's a free education.As you look at the same year cars you'll start to see trends( where they go bad,good options, price...

Hi, To be honest when looking at classic Mustangs IMO The number one thing to be concerned about is rot, whether it's present, hidden, or was improperly repaired in the past. Once I have a decent foundation,then I worry about the smaller details. The newer fuel isn't great with these older...

Is helping a friend iron out some issues on a 1968 SHELBY GT500 KR Convertible.........The funny thing when you sit in it, It feels like every other 68 stang. I'm always amazed by the numbers people pay for this stuff.

As if Seaside Heights didn't get beat up enough by Sandy. Un frigginbelieveable.............I hope nobody gets seriously hurt....

Just got back from a bunch of gorgeous days down at the shore.Saw a bunch of beautiful stangs at the VACOC Car show yesterday.................

Hello and welcome, I must have missed the electric issues? That said carb leaks can be pretty common especially if the car sits and I've noticed that my carb rebuilds don't seem to last as long as they used to. I believe that can be attributed to the new gas. First step towards...

I'm helping my cousin sell this. Basically this is a very original( not perfect) 85 G.T. hardtop with auto trans , the car has approx 67k original miles on it.Unfortunately it has a snapped crank so it needs a motor ( the crank snapped while he was driving it @ 30 mph,I believe it had a bad...

Hello and welcome, I would go along with what Mike said. Additionally I would look at the doors, quarters,etc. Although these things are not structural, if they need replacement ( which they probably will) are you prepared from a time and financial standpoint. Basically when I look...

Thin tipped needle nose pliers are a great wiper switch bezel removal tool as well.

IF only I knew you needed one of these last week when I threw out six 65-66 doors.....LOL I'll dig around and see what I come up with (fingers crossed)