building a replica cobra
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building a replica cobra
hey i am in high school and my teacher isnt smart enough to find parts on his own. we a buildin a factory five replica cobra and we need any parts we can get or even a donor mustang between 1987 til 1993 if u could give me any info that would be awesome thanx
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There is this website I heard about, I think its www.coparts.com . My friend went to an autobody place and saw it there from a worker, I guess they sell wrecked cars cheap on an auction, just they are alot shorter till the auction ends. I think you might have to pay a registration fee to join, I havent checked. Worth a try though. Heck, I need a parts car myself, i'll check that out after I post this. Good luck with it though. If all fails, try a junkyard. I see tons of 80+ mustangs at ours every time I go.
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You can buy a pallet of all the parts already striped from a donor car for a lot less than looking for a donor car. (and a lot less work) Also, I think FF has updated the frame to accommodate the 4.6 L engine.
Factory Five has its own dedicated forum... All the info you'll ever need.
But I'm sure you know all this already...
Factory Five has its own dedicated forum... All the info you'll ever need.
But I'm sure you know all this already...
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There is this website I heard about, I think its www.coparts.com . My friend went to an autobody place and saw it there from a worker, I guess they sell wrecked cars cheap on an auction, just they are alot shorter till the auction ends. I think you might have to pay a registration fee to join, I havent checked. Worth a try though. Heck, I need a parts car myself, i'll check that out after I post this. Good luck with it though. If all fails, try a junkyard. I see tons of 80+ mustangs at ours every time I go.
There is this website I heard about, I think its www.coparts.com . My friend went to an autobody place and saw it there from a worker, I guess they sell wrecked cars cheap on an auction, just they are alot shorter till the auction ends. I think you might have to pay a registration fee to join, I havent checked. Worth a try though. Heck, I need a parts car myself, i'll check that out after I post this. Good luck with it though. If all fails, try a junkyard. I see tons of 80+ mustangs at ours every time I go.
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