Get the Best Priced Ford Mustang II Parts

Call it marketing prescience or serendipity, but there’s no denying that the Ford Mustang II was a huge success when it launched in 1973 for model year 1974. Named Motor Trend’s 1974 Car of the Year, it was available as a two-door coupe or three-door hatchback that seated up to four passengers. The demand for Mustang II was immediately apparent. Ford sold a whopping 1.1 million units over four years of production until 1978, when its assembly ended.

As a second-generation Mustang, the new model was fashioned from the Pinto platform. Classified as a pony car, the Ford Mustang II exhibited a sporty, compact exterior and was considered fuel-efficient and affordable. These advantages were further underscored by the concurrence of the 1973 oil embargo and subsequent fuel shortages, making this vehicle a sensible choice for Mustang enthusiasts. It certainly reflected Lee Iacocca’s vision of being “the right car, at the right time.”

Helpful Hints for Bumper-to-Bumper Maintenance

If you are one of the fortunate few who possess an intact Mustang II and in decent condition to boot, you know how important it is to maintain your car for longevity. However, as with any car manufacturer, there are certain issues that are typical for a particular make and the Mustang II is no different. There are a multitude of malfunctions, mechanical failures, quirks and leaks you should prepare for and that you may have to tackle. Here are practical pointers to minimize or avoid problems, so regularly check the:

• Air filters
• Brake system
• Coolant
• Engine
• Headlights and tail lights
• Spark plugs
• Steering
• Transmission

The Ford Mustang II is the epitome of a muscle car from the 1970s. As with most of the cars from this decade, the exhaust, suspension and brake systems are weak links that require consistent care. In order to address these issues and keep your vehicle running smoothly, new or replacement components such as the exhaust manifold gasket, spark plugs, shocks, springs and struts are necessary. Pads, drums and rotors keep your Mustang's brake system as sharp as a tack. A spiffy steering rack ensures that the steering mechanism remains on point. Fortunately, PartsGeek.com stocks millions of new, OEM and aftermarket parts. Our vast selection includes hard-to-find components and accessories for your classic car.

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