Yesterday I was near the junkyard that I know has a few Pintos so I stopped in. The owner typically isn't around but hew happened to be there. He gave me permission to go into the overgrown yard to see if he had what I was looking for. The wagon that I thought was a 77 is really a 79 or 80 (square headlights). It is on its side and almost upside down and so rotted you can barely tell it's a Pinto.
Nevertheless, it has the non-power steering bracket I need! The owner said he would try to reposition it so I can get at it so I can go back and get it.
Since it is in a bad position in heavy overgrowth, I would like to make sure I take the correct tools with me. Can anyone tell me what size wrenches, sockets, extensions, etc I will need to get the upper and lower mounts off this car? The alternator is still in place so hopefully the through bolt will come out. I will take penetrating oil and my MAP torch, vice grips, hammer, etc, just in case but it would be very helpful if I know what size the bolt heads were. If someone that has a stock non-power steering later model car with original bracket, please check for me an let me know what to bring. I would hate to go and have to abort the mission because I didn't have the right tools. This is essentially a closed junkyard and the owner is old and hard to track down.
Thank you in advance...