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  1. TurboDoctor

    Misc lot of left over OEM parts

    I have several MISC oem parts I need to get out of my shop. Front and rear bumpers for a 66 mustang in great shape. no dings or bends. Rear stock valance made for back up lamps and duel exhaust, factory piece in good shape. Brand new gas tank for 66 mustang. Misc box about about 10"x10" full of...
  2. TurboDoctor

    Fast Back rear seat and package tray

    rear seat for fast back complete with top and bottom cushions and package tray. Overall condtion is good. Seat could proably stand to be recovered. Its a black pony car seat cover right now. Will ship. Firm on the price at $400.00 for entire assy.
  3. TurboDoctor

    65-66 Fast back Front and rear window Glass

    front and rear window glass for fast back mustang. Pulled out of my 66. Perfect condtion with no chips or cracking. Minor haze on glass as to be expected with a 40 year old piece of glass. Will ship. $500.00 firm for both. Will sell as a set only. contact Darren at @[email protected]
  4. TurboDoctor

    Using Flux Core for floorpans?

    .035 is what I would use. You can get the flux core smaller, but you are most likely going to have to order it from a welding supply store, and its not cheap. When I say stich welding, im refering to just pulsing the trigger on the gun. Just one little tack at a time. You will need to lay in...
  5. TurboDoctor

    Using Flux Core for floorpans?

    Flux cored welding wire, and Welding electrodes use to different styles of flux. If you stitch weld your pans in using flux cored wired you dont need to stop and clean every time you pulse the trigger. The flux in the cored wire is just a small trace. If you are really laying down a bead on...
  6. TurboDoctor

    Using Flux Core for floorpans?

    Flux cored wire will work fine. The flux core is actually better for the beginer welder anyways. With the flux core you just need to make sure the welding surface is pretty clean, a good once over with a wire cup on a grinder is a good way to do that. You will proably be stiching in the panels...
  7. TurboDoctor

    Fender apron Cutting Question

    you can also buy sheet metal punches from almost any electrical supply store in an assortment of sizes. They will make short work or sheet metal that thin.
  8. TurboDoctor

    Welder Question

    As every one has said. Get the welder with the most amps you can in your voltage range. I personally would never buy and portable style welder made for 220v. Its not worth it because its to much for most peoples general needs and not big enough for heavy fabrication. I have a Millermatic 251 for...
  9. TurboDoctor

    Ported heads, joke or not ???

    http://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/1567770.phtml Not sure if its true or not, but sure would be funny if it was
  10. TurboDoctor

    Question for the people in Austin, TX

    Austin motor mile body and paint does good work for the money so does caliber collision. There are plenty of places around town that will give you a great paint job for under 2k.
  11. TurboDoctor

    Six's, no NOS, Blowers, or EFI..

    racer walsh also has alot of inline 6 performance parts. i6 fords are become very popular to mate to volkswagen transaxle and are beeing used in lots of sand rails, so the market for the performance parts it expanding rapidly
  12. TurboDoctor

    What to do with rusty headers??

    wrap and tape will kill your headers in half the time. the tubes have no access to cool air beeing passed around them as a result the inside of the tubes get so hot that the gasses exiting the tubes start to take metal with them. So they eat themselfs up from the inside out. But hight temp paint...
  13. TurboDoctor

    Rotisserie restoration frustration

    why not just contract the work out to a guy with a portable soda blasting set up or rent one. Since the car is on a rotesserie, a soda blasting unit could take it all down to bare metal in under a hour. Clean up is nice and easy to, just turn the hose loose on it and wash it, let it dry well...
  14. TurboDoctor

    Anyone running a Jeg's universal radiator?

    shouldnt be a problem, jegs makes good products and are good on prices. Thing about universal alum. radiators is sometimes you have to be creative when it comes to mounting them. Im not sure wht style mounts the jegs unit comes but always something to thing about.I bought one from summit last...
  15. TurboDoctor

    Dash Removal

    Proably not a bad idea to tie it all together with some supports anyway. Your already going to have the dash out of your way and have easy acces to weld in some support. Your dash does not way much of anything, once you get it out you will proably wonder if it was worth it to save that small...
  16. TurboDoctor

    Shortening a 9 in. at home...ideas...D.Hearne,old time hot rodders?

    Odds are even once you mock up the fit and burn all your welds, the tubes will still be tweaked and have to be pressed straight. It is very hard to keep the axles tubes from warping.
  17. TurboDoctor

    Sandblasters?

    What kind of sandblaster is it ?? A pressure pot or siphon feed ?? Regular play ground sand works ok but is very fine and hard to clean up after the fact. If you have alot of rust I would find a local supplier and get something a little more aggresive. Depending on what kind of blaster you got...
  18. TurboDoctor

    67 fastback GTA,for 6k

    www.classyauto.com. Claims to have a GTA 67 fastback for 6k. not a bad looking car if anyone is looking
  19. TurboDoctor

    Anybody know who made these lower control arms??

    those almost look home made.
  20. TurboDoctor

    Completely Dumbfounded. Someone get me a DUNCE cap.

    I Would do a leak down test and see if you can find the location of the leak. Does the car overheat any other time or just when you are pushing it hard on the freeway ?? blowing out 2 quarts of oil at a time is a big leak and should not be hard to find. Is the smoke actually comming from inside...
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