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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / March 2007

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goodnigh - 13 Mar 2007 18:58 GMT
Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
Can't find it in the manuals.

mike
tro - 13 Mar 2007 19:01 GMT
Would it not be on the door?

> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
> Can't find it in the manuals.
>
> mike
goodnigh - 15 Mar 2007 01:40 GMT
> Would it not be on the door?
>
>> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
>> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
>> Can't find it in the manuals.

Nothing on the door except the tire pressure chart and info about what
trany, color etc.
Other readers have posted ~3200-3300 lbs.  Sounds lite.
Had a Caddy that broke 5500 lbs.
My Name Is Nobody - 15 Mar 2007 01:54 GMT
This isn't rocket science.

'71 Mustang Boss 351 Sportsroof
Curb Weight: 3560 lbs
http://www.boss351.org/general.htm

>> Would it not be on the door?
>>
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> Other readers have posted ~3200-3300 lbs.  Sounds lite.
> Had a Caddy that broke 5500 lbs.
goodnigh - 15 Mar 2007 02:16 GMT
That's more like it!

> This isn't rocket science.
>
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>> Other readers have posted ~3200-3300 lbs.  Sounds lite.
>> Had a Caddy that broke 5500 lbs.
NoOption5L@aol.com - 13 Mar 2007 19:22 GMT
> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
> Can't find it in the manuals.

Mike,

Your best best to to take it to a local truck scale.  For a few bucks
(20 or so) you'll get a very accurate weight.

Patrick
RJ - 13 Mar 2007 22:20 GMT
>> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
>> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> Patrick

3200 - 3300 lbs
.boB - 14 Mar 2007 00:42 GMT
> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
> Can't find it in the manuals.
>
> mike

    Check your title/registration.  In a lot of
states, the weight is listed there.  It's close enough
to pick a carb.

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Les Benn - 14 Mar 2007 02:30 GMT
Just get a Holley 750 Double pumper that should take care of it. Unless you
have a dual quad manifold in which case get two. lol
> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
> Can't find it in the manuals.
>
> mike
WindsorFox - 14 Mar 2007 12:42 GMT
> Want to purchase a Demon carb and they want the weight of the car.
> What does a 1971 Mustang Grande with 351C 4V and toploader weigh?
> Can't find it in the manuals.
>
> mike

  That's, odd. But it seems to me that if the vehicle weight is
important to such a point they ask before they personalize your carb,
I'd go weigh it with a half a tank of gas and give them that.

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