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Your Project / Re: Pinto Powered Mustang Roadster
« Last post by dga57 on Today at 10:52:05 AM »
It sounds like you got a few things accomplished over the weekend, and that's a good thing!

Dwayne :)
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General Pinto Talk / Re: MY VINTAGE CAR
« Last post by rob289c on Yesterday at 04:17:03 PM »
Sounds like they want you to "pay your fair share". 
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Your Project / Re: Pinto Powered Mustang Roadster
« Last post by rob289c on Yesterday at 03:48:45 PM »
Yesterday I rearranged my garage and got my toys accessible.  The Harley got it's annual oil and primary fluid changed.  It doesn't get tranny gear oil change this year.  I put the battery in the Mustang and fired it up.  Took it to the end of the street and back.  Only put 500 miles on last year so no oil change.  Re-torqued the lug nuts as I bought new tires last Fall just before putting putting it away.  Glad I did...there were some that were loose.  The project car just got rolled around and admired.  I think the first things I will do is repair the cracks in the dash pad and get the rest of the interior parts (dash, steering column, rear interior quarter panels, rear package tray, junk tray) ready for adhesion promoter, primer, black paint.  I have to work in some gardening/weeding and other home projects, then a week in FL at the end of the month but I plan to make some progress in the next few weeks.
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General Pinto Talk / MY VINTAGE CAR
« Last post by davidpinto on Yesterday at 01:24:49 PM »
I REC'D A LETTER YESTERDAY FROM MY COUNTY TAX DEPT.IT HAS A QUESTIONAIR FORM ASKING FOR INFORMATION FOR TAX PURPOSES FOR THE PINTO I'M SURE.                                                                                                                                                     
                                                       HOW MUCH I PAID FOR IT?                                                                                             
                                                       WHAT CONDITION?           
                                                       HOW MANY MILES ON IT?
                                                       WHAT IMPROVEMENTS? 
                                                       WHAT COLOR? COND.OF PAINT?
                                                       ESTIMATED VALUE?(PRICELESS) TO ME.
                                                       
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General Pinto Talk / Re: Convert to newer Disc Brakes
« Last post by Wittsend on May 03, 2024, 11:14:27 AM »
The first answer would be MONEY. Since you got no replies I took a cursory view. Kits seem to range from about $800-$2,500. In a post on another Forum someone mentioned that the earlier spindles were smaller. Oddly the kits show 71-80 Pinto so maybe they include a new spindle??? Be aware that a lot of the kits upgrade to the 5 bolt pattern. Also a lot of these kits are for drag car brakes that are thin rotors and likely not conducive to everyday driving. Both are something to be on the look for.

My personal recollection is that there are Ford factory parts that the swap can be done with. But off hand I don't have a list. I also remember people saying the whole (welded in) cross member had to be swapped??? Everyone wants the early, thin bumper Pinto, but there was a story on this site where someone had a later 74 Pinto and they swapped over the earlier body parts and it seemed easier than working around the brake/steering rack issues of an early Pinto. Sorry I can't be more help.
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General Pinto Talk / Convert to newer Disc Brakes
« Last post by LesAlbin on May 01, 2024, 03:23:25 PM »
What would be involved in converting a '72 Pinto with front discs to '74 calipers and discs?
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General Pinto Talk / Re: '73 Pinto on eBay
« Last post by caravan3921 on May 01, 2024, 10:40:39 AM »
The Baby Blue color is a very '70s color, just today someone said they love the color.  I've yearned for years for the '71 gold color but I've learned to love this blue one....like you say, it works!
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General Pinto Talk / Re: '73 Pinto on eBay
« Last post by scarrman on April 30, 2024, 04:56:35 PM »
Nice Pinto, listing link worked just fine.
My first Pinto as the baby Blue, still one of my favorite colors for a Pinto.  My current is all Black, didn't think I could see myself owning a Black one, but it works!
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General Pinto Talk / Re: '73 Pinto on eBay
« Last post by caravan3921 on April 29, 2024, 08:38:30 AM »
seem to be having trouble with copy and paste of link.
sorry.
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General Pinto Talk / Re: '73 Pinto on eBay
« Last post by caravan3921 on April 29, 2024, 08:37:13 AM »
It's this link:
[/color]https://www.ebay.com/itm/296393712768[/size]
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