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  1. roadster tail lights

    roadster tail lights

    tail light bezels
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  2. roadster back

    roadster back

    rear view of the roadster
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  3. roadster front

    roadster front

    front of the roadster
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    Profile Pictures

  5. roadsterII

    Mustang II Member's rides

    Dano, thanks for the last line, you're right but as everyone else, the cash flow hasn't been there. I'm plugging away on the small things though. After seeing all the nice IIs on this site (and others) it sure puts a fire under one to "GET TO WORK". Here's a picture I did of what I'm hoping...
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    Nice PhotoShop Restyle

    front flares are cut out of late 80's escort fenders and most of the back flares are cut out of 80 something AMC eagle fenders. All's been but welded together. The back flares are the second set on it, I cut the first hand formed ones off because they just looked too big. What was done to...
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    Mustang II Member's rides

    here's another full side shot (again) and a "tooth". By the way, the body works done now (primer) and one of these days I'll have a drivetrain back in it. RII
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    Mustang II Member's rides

    and some more of the roadster...
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    Mustang II Member's rides

    For those of you that remember the roadster, I still have it but it's still not done yet. Here's some pictures from last year.
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    New Ford 5.0L V8

    I was thinking the same think when I first saw the new 5.0. I wonder what Ford wants for one? The price of a new stang? RII
  11. roadsterII

    Nice PhotoShop Restyle

    I like the whole thought process, no roof, raised & flared wheelwells, thinner bumpers, reworked nose...I'm only planning 15" wheels though. RII
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    Thickness of the sub frame metal?

    Russ, I've done sheet metal replacement on many cars and my MIG welder is a 110 unit and any sheet metal up to 1/8" thick is not a problem. There is no metal on a unibody car that a MIG welder can't handle. Just make sure you use Argo while welding. Good luck. RII
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    Hats off to the Founding Old Fogies

    boy I'm glad I'm not one of the old farts here....or am I?
  14. roadsterII

    Fiberglass bumpers?

    Hairy Glass - Reproduction fiberglass front ends, bumpers, hoods, doors, etc., Rod 'N Race - Repro fiberglass body parts including hoods, bumpers, front ends, etc, Unlimited Products - Reproduction fiberglass hood scoops and air dams, U.S. Body Source - Reproduction fiberglass hoods and...
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    Bumper Tuck

    the back looks good for depth, on the sides, I'd trim it so the side marker shows. Up front see what you can do with tucking the stock bumper like you did out back. If anything, it won't cost anything to see what you think. rII
  16. roadsterII

    show off your .................. gauges

    only I would cut up a 68' for a II....:flag:
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    show off your .................. gauges

    not sure if this is what you had in mind :D rII
  18. roadsterII

    Roadster by RoadsterII

    wow, that mad max concept would look good. Lets see progress on that.
  19. roadsterII

    Roadster by RoadsterII

    thanks guys, good eye 393 boss, the AC cobras had much to do with the look I was after. yep, that's the sketch that started the whole roadster concept. If only I knew how much time I was getting into with the project. I have changed many things on the body of the car as I've worked on it...
  20. roadsterII

    Mustang II Member's rides

    david, I'm going to raise the nose about an inch to match the angle of the headlight buckets. I think the center is low also. The valance is all sheetmetal, I just haven't ground down the welds on the top of it and primed it all. rII
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