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    Expanding Foam

    I know this question was most likely asked a bunch of times, but I'm going to ask anyway. Has anyone ever use the expanding foam that comes in an aresol can to fill in areas such as A-pillers, rocker panels, torque boxes, etc? I'm contemplating it, but thought I would hit you guys up on wether...
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    Best way to clean and strip underside?

    What is the best way to clean and strip the underside of a car? I just finished my rotisserire and now I want to clean and strip the underside of my mustang. So what do you guys think? Other than sand / media blasting, what has been the best / easiest way to clean and strip the underside of...
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    PICTURES OF WHAT NOT TO DO!

    Nope. But if it's that bad, why don't you post a pic? :p
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    PICTURES OF WHAT NOT TO DO!

    :lol: Hey that's pretty funny... ...Shut it. Just jokin. Mine isn't the only one you know.
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    PICTURES OF WHAT NOT TO DO!

    So do I. But I guess some people don't share our opinion. Which is fine, but it's just not for me.
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    PICTURES OF WHAT NOT TO DO!

    I SEE THIS MUSTANG ALONG THE ROAD THAT I DRIVE ON EVERYDAY TO AND FROM WORK. AND IT SPARKED THE IDEA FOR THIS THREAD. I'M HOPING SOME OF YOU THINK THE SAME WAY I DO WHEN I SAY THIS IS WHAT MUSTANG OWNERS SHOULD NOT DO. I'M NOT TRYING TO BE AN A**OR ANYTHING, IT'S JUST I THINK THIS GUY COULD...
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    Finally have pics of my car for yall.

    Go to www.photobucket.com That's what I use and it's real easy. :nice:
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    I know you guys are right, so I should make this thing safer now than later. Before I start working on the car, I'll get the thing safed up. When that happens I'll let you know how I did it and put some pics about it on here too. :SNSign:
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Thanks for the concern. But I'm going to be working on the car myself and I'm going to ensure I keep anything that might knock the stand out away from it. But there is so much force on the jackstand, I doubt anything will knock it out. But it always pays to be safe than sorry. :nice:
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    I thought about taking off the front suspension, but I didn't. I welded the attachments to the T because I just wanted to see if this thing would work. I still have material, so I can weld them to sliders later if I feel the need to. In fact I have a lot of steel left over. It didn't take a...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    I SENT A PICTURE OF THIS TO MY BROTHER. HE WANTS TO KNOW WHAT I'M GOING TO DO WITH IT WHEN I'M DONE. ISN'T THAT JUST LIKE FAMILY, WANTING TO BORROW YOUR STUFF. :D HE'S GOT A 70 FASTBACK IN NEBRASKA. IT'S BEEN SITTING IN A BARN FOR ABOUT 5 TO 10 YEARS AND IS MAKING A NICE MOUSE CONDOMINIUM...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    IT'S DONE, WITH PICTURES! WELL, I'M FINALLY DONE!!!! :nice: HERE IT IS BOYS AND GIRLS. IT TOOK A LITTLE LONGER THAN I ANTICIPATED, PLUS A FEW MORE TRIPS TO ATWOODS FOR BOLTS AND OTHER STUFF. BUT I PUT THE STANG IN THE AIR FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS AFTERNOON. MY LOCK-OUT DIDN'T WORK LIKE I...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Well, heres the latest. I've almost finished these things! I still have to attach the mounting points but I just mocked up the fit of the rotisseries to the car. Believe it or not but I won't need the whole rotating mass that I planned on using on the rear. I measured the height of each...
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    What isthe most cost effective way to bag a stang?

    I only know of Air Ride Technologies, who have nice stuff, but are a little pricey. You could also look at Speedway Motors, they have some components, and don't seem too bad on prices. A Shockwave 7000 rear suspension kit goes for $899.95 and the kits progress up to $999.95. Of course I don't...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    I'm going to use pins on the uprights, that move the whole car up and down. I'll use grade 8 bolts to hold the rotating horizontal bars in position once the car is attached and adjusted. As for the horizontal sliding positioners I'm going to use grade 8 bolts for that too. All pins and bolts...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Yeah, it's going to pretty far out, but it's only on one of the assemblies, which I consider the front one. I've also prechecked the rotation with the rotating assembly. It clears the horizontal bar. Plus my garage has 30 foot ceilings, so clearance there is not an issue. Plus I hate bending...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Your right, I screwed up one end when I started the first rotating part. I thought of turning the bottom one over too. Yep, the sleeves will go over the horizontal bar that rotates and then I'll attach the bars that attach to the car to them. That way I have flexibility in attaching the car...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Well, It's been a long haul and the end is in sight. I still have to put some holes in these things so I can put pins and bolts into the sliding parts, but most of it is complete. It's been fun doing all the fabricating and welding. And I am really looking forward to monting the car and...
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    BUILDING MY OWN ROTISSERIE

    Well this is what I got done this weekend. Not much but it is progress! For those interested I used U-bolts to attach the wheels to the rotisserie. I'm still contemplating on whether I'm going to weld them as well for more strength. <a href="http://photobucket.com" target="_blank"><img...
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    05 dash in a classsic

    I posted the same idea on here about a year or so ago, and everyone said the same thing then. I agree, it would be pretty cool to do this swap, but a real pain when it comes to making it fit. :bang:
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