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The ’79-’86 Mustang center console is a somewhat fragile,
creaky collection of plastic parts. Care must be taken when
removing it to prevent cracking.
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Bonus! The spare change we found under the console
helped lower our project cost by 31 cents. Check out the
factory inspection label we found under there, too.
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Remove the rear-seat armrests. Ours were pretty grungy.
Check out the sidebar on how we cleaned them.
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As stubborn as the front seat bolts were, removing our
car’s rear seats proved even more frustrating. On pre’91 convertibles and notchbacks, removing the rear seat
requires simultaneously pushing down and rearward on the
seat cushion to release it from a pair of catches. If you’ve
never done it before, it can be an exasperating chore. Years
of gunk buildup kept our seat extraordinarily stuck, too.
56 FOXMustangMagazine.com