Restoration Parts Licensed Program for all Mustang Cars up to early 2000′s
With a growing range of parts containing more than 9,000 different part items, the program licenses parts for Ford-built vehicles from the Model T to those made as recently as the early 2000s. Every component is produced by one of the officially licensed suppliers, made to Ford Motor Company standards using original factory tooling.
Habits like spending hours online looking for rare new-old stock parts or having to wander through scrap yards looking for used Mustang parts for our classics, will most likely change. Chances are the part is available new and just a mouse click away.
The program is so complete that an enthusiast can actually construct a “new” vintage Ford Mustang using reproduction Mustang parts. Ford currently offers four complete Mustang bodies covering 1967 to 1970. In the fall the company will introduce its first truck-based body for restorers of the classic 1960s Bronco.
The licensing process helps ensure any Mustang parts bearing the company’s official trademarks meet strict quality standards and authenticity. Each approved part comes with a blue-and-white sticker with the Ford logo stating it is an officially licensed restoration part. That means the fit, function and appearance is as authentic as the original.
Ford sees this as supporting a family tradition. Tens of thousands of fathers have shown their sons and daughters how to restore a car using a Model A, Model T, Thunderbird, Mustang cars or F-Series.
Exact reproduction Mustang parts make the car restoration process easier, and for those enthusiasts aiming to show the finished product, they can make the difference between a trophy and an empty-handed trip home. The Ford licensing program has been singled out for special recognition from both the Mustang Club of America and the Thunderbird Club of America for supplying components identical to original Ford parts.
Follow the link if you want to visit the Ford Restoration Parts Program.
By Mustang Cars • October 11, 2010 • 12:31 am
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