ascMcLaren Enthusiasts

Hmmm. My OEM motor only has 2 wires. You talking about the Capri motor or the Mustang motor?

Also, just to be clear, the housing I am talking about is the metal assembly that the convertible top screw goes into.

It's getting to be the nice weather in Phoenix, so I wanted to start driving the Mustang to the office again (it's been parked for a few months).

I noticed that the pull down motor was acting very "sluggish" so I decided that I should replace it before anything bad happened. I ended up ordering a ...

I put "ASC'YA" on mine. Had to cut out the apostrophe with a stick on stencil.

I just had a guy come over to the house to get some parts. He saw the McLaren and told me he had alot of McLaren parts laying around. Turns out he has all 87-up stuff. Taillight covers, front and rear bumper covers, side skirts, deck lid with wing and 2 gold mesh wheels. I don't know the color or ...

Sandy wrote:He's a good bidder! Stayed outta it until the end. Did ya notice he got his bid in 3 seconds before it was over ??

Being the next highest bidder (placed one minute before it ended) I did noticce that he bid 3 seconds before it ended!

Actually Hank, my red one is an 88. The blue one is an 87.

My favorite part of this is he references a McLaren F1 in the item description. Pretty funny!

I have, and it still wasn't fun. After removal of the entire dash, you will clearly see where the heater core sits in the blower box by the way it is molded around it. I just took a Rotozip and cut out the blower box around the heater core which allowed me to pull the heater core straight out. After ...

I actually know that the kid who played Eddie Munster owned an ASC Mustang. Not sure what year it was though, but it was about 7 years ago in Atlanta.