[Guest]

i have a 1972 ford mustang and i wanted to know how i can find out if my recalls have been fixed or not?

 

[Teebone]

I have a '72 also..have owned it since early '73..I don't remember any recalls

'59 T-Bird..[color:blue]'70 Mustang Convert</font color=blue>...[color:green]'72 Mach One</font color=green>
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The Black Bird At 42,she's the oldest in my Ford stable

 

[DPM]

If you want to find out about what recalls may have been mandated for your car, a good source is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/

When there, hit the link for "recalls" and then enter the info for year, make, and model of the car in question. A list of recalls and technical service bulletins will result. (The technical service bulletins are items for which there is a great frequency of failure and thus the suggested cause and fix. Basically, a heads up for the dealers regarding likely warranty problems, but ones which the manufactures sucessfully escaped being forced to advise the public and fix.)

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Off topic, but if you want to get info on other governmental info, you might be interested in this site.

http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/us.html

Whether or not the recall work has been accomplished, would rely upon the manufacturer's records (I know for my '89, Ford has the data. For a 70's car, I doubt it.) and your being able to visually ascertain.

Good luck.

David
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'66 Coupe 289 2V done for son
'70 Coupe 351W 4V (She Bear), doing for me!

 

[runaway]

Thanks for the address for the recalls. I found that my ex-girlfriend's car had two recalls on it. I e-mailed her the information. This forum is awesome for getting information out.
Thanks again,
Bob