1970 Mustang Parts
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Body & Sheet Metal
- Get the outside of your pony car looking like-new by installing replacement components where needed.
Brakes
- Modernize your classic Mustang's systems for vastly improved stopping distances, better safety, and superior handling.
Electrical
- Tackle wiring projects and more right in your own garage by getting all of the parts you need.
Interior
- Turn your Mustang's cabin into a much more enjoyable place to be with components to restore and customize.
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- Classic cars are great in their own right but need some upgrades to achieve modern handling and ride quality.
Wheels & Tires
- Whether you want a vintage or contemporary design, we offer exactly what you need to keep your Mustang rolling in style.
Engine
- Refurbish or enhance your motor by picking up everything you need, from nuts and bolts to superchargers.
1970 Mustang Parts
1970 Mustangs differ only slightly from the 1969 year. Though Shelby models were discontinued, the Boss 302 and Boss 429 were available for their second, and final, year. Though it’s hard to find a Boss Mustang in good condition, Mach 1s were popular and with a little care can look and drive beautifully.
Unlike the Mustang’s first couple of years, big block V8 engines were abundant for 1970. Though they've probably got a lot of miles on them, many just need a few new belts or some replacement engine parts to run well. If you decide you want a whole new crate engine, there are a lot of options to keep your 1970 Mustang powered.
Classic Mustangs tend to need a little body work. Whether it’s a broken antenna, a rusted-through door hinge, or a whole panel that needs to be replaced, our collection of 1970 Mustang body parts and sheet metal should have what you need. With some work, you can have your classic Mustang looking as good, or better, than new.
If you’re unsure of where to get started, fixing your Mustang’s interioris never a bad idea. An updated cabin gives you a comfortable spot to sit and think of future restoration projects. The interior is also a great place to pick up some restoration experience if you're new to it.
Not the year you are looking for? Check out these years: 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, or 1973 for additional options.
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