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Old 06-13-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Default 1966 Mustang Coupe-Help What bolts go where?

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I'm new to all of this so any help would be great. does anyone have or know of a web site i could go to and get information about where and what size bolts and screws go to what on my 1966 coupe. I know i could buy a master kit but i have everything and money is tight these days. Thanks
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Welcome to the site and a shop manuel for your year car should have all the info you need.
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Welcome, there are several manuals that list the proper type and location that will help you in putting your car back together. I want to say "Mustang Restoration Guide" is a white book with a blue outline of a car on it is a good one. Look on any of the Mustang vendors websites and they should have a complete list of manuals. If not you can always call one of them and tell them what you are looking for. Dallas Mustang always had the manuals I needed. Their number is 1-800-MUSTANG if you want to give them a call.
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Just buy the master kit and be done with it. It's all new stainless steel and each little package tells you exactly where they go, save time and headache, and I can just about gurantee that you'll be running to ACE hardware frequently for nuts and bolts.
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