1972 Mercury Comet resto-mod from ND

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1972 Mercury Comet resto-mod from ND

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Just got back from a trip with my 72 Comet that sat for ten years in Cali. I will be performing a restomod on it. so will be needing advice. I am looking to find a salvageable 2015-17 ecoboost mustang for the powerplant and powertrain and all the other goodies that i can populate into the Comet. Finishing up some other projects so that i can focus on this one

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Welcome on!! :D
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Welcomed you in your hood request thread first, but welcome again in your intro thread. :roll:
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Welcome Cowboy, great to have a late model guy join on.

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WELCOME......the more the merrier...I like em all......as long as FORD BUILT IT,ain't a bad one in the bunch////////////pop
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Thanks guys! seems the 60's Comets are the most popular, trying to find info and tech material for this early 70's Comet is difficult. i know it's mostly Maverick but the small changes that differentiate the 2 is the hardest to find, especially parts.

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Yea, it's always the Comet specific stuff that's harder to find!! I think there's a pretty active Maverick forum that covers the same year Comets pretty well. Love to see late/ unusual power plants in these!!

There was a local guy selling a low mileage Coyote 5.0 that kept dropping the price...harness, ecm, etc. I don't wanna chop the towers and go MII front-end in the Comet, but something like a '71-'73 'vert 'Stang or Fox 'Stang/ Capri - heck yeah!! :mrgreen:
'cause Johno says you gotta have a sig pic! :)
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Hey welcome!
Theres a guy doing a I4 ecoboost in a early Falcon on tffn.
200 horse and probably like 35 mpg in your great areo car!
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I'd rather do it myself if it's done right or not,,,isn't that what hotrodding is all about

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THERE use to be a guy on here that had a 61/62 2dr comet with a 2.3 4cyl with a 5spd,,,talked like it was a neat lil ride! pop
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