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We strive to be your "information central" when it comes to providing information about your Mustang restoration. Our Mustang Guides offer tips and tricks for various restoration tasks. Completing your own restoration not only fosters pride in yourself but saves you money. We continually write and update our guides. If you have a request for a guide, let us know! We will add it to our list of guides that we currently have.
What is the difference between 1964 1/2 and 1965 Mustangs? - Learn what makes 1964 1/2 and 1965 Mustangs different.
Decode your 1964 1/2, 1965 and 1966 VIN Number Serial Code - Learn what each number and letter within your VIN code for your 64 1/2, 65 and 66 Mustang means.
Decode your 1967 and 1968 VIN Number Serial Code - Learn what each number and letter within your VIN code for your 67 and 68 Mustang means.
Decode your 1969 and 1970 VIN Number Serial Code - Learn what each number and letter within your VIN code for your 69 and 70 Mustang means.
Headliner Installation for a 1965 - 1970 Mustang - Try this new way of installing your headliner using windlace pieces instead of clamps!
Locating Spot Welds for a Unibody Panel Replacement - Are your spot welds difficult to find? Try our tips for locating them!
Drilling Spot Welds for a Unibody Panel Replacement - A complete spot weld drilling tutorial for removing unibody panels such as your cowl, rear quarter panel, floor pans and wheel wells.
Replacing Your Unibody Panel - Properly fit and replace your new unibody panel such as your roof skin, rear quarter panel, floor pan, cowling vent, taillight panel and trunk floor.
1965 and 1966 Mustang Power Disc Brake Conversion - Would you like to convert from standard drum brakes to power disc brakes? Try this economical solution!
1965 - 1970 Mustang V8 Conversion: Locating a Suitable Donor Car - How do you locate a donor car for parts when deciding to convert your 6 cylinder engine and suspension to a V-8 engine and suspension? What kind of car should you look for?
1965 and 1966 Mustang Shelby 9 Inch Rear End Housing - Can't find an original Shelby 9" rear end? No problem! Follow our tips and tricks and duplicate your own!
VIEW ALL OF OUR MUSTANG GUIDES! - View the latest FastbackStack, LLC Mustang Guides!
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During the course of your restoration, you might have a question that you need answered. Go ahead and ask us! Chances are, your question might be the question other people are wondering about also. We will utilize your question within our weekly newsletter so that others can see our answer (of course, we'll keep your name confidential). If it is a complex question, we will create a Mustang Guide which will explain our answer in a simple to follow "how-to" format. We will gladly give advice on the best course of action to get you and your Mustang on the road in style!
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