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    Complete floor assembly (full floor pan all the way to the trunk)

    Just so we are on the same page, I am talking about this floor pan. I think your's is just the full floor pan, not the bigger assemblying?
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    Complete floor assembly (full floor pan all the way to the trunk)

    Anyone have any experience with these? They include: -Full Floor -Transition Pan -Trunk Pan -Rockers -Rear Frame Rails As seen here: COMPLETE FLOOR ASSEMBLY COUPE / FASTBACK 1964-1966 | CJ Pony Parts That is a lot of metal to have out at once. But, it should have everything all...
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    64 floor boards

    Pop rivet sheet metal in over the roted metal out to sound good metal. You can then weld for a LITTLE more strength. The rot will only continue and make repairs more expensive later. Also, with a unibody car, it weakens the car too.
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    $150k in Receipts and Selling for $60K

    I would want to know MAJOR details on a T code I6 convert for 60K, like ALL: engine, power train and suspension details. Some one hosed you for that much money. Did you have a contractor on this build? What happened? I think even the 30K sale guess is way high unless you get a plain...
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    has anyone ever tried

    You mean you want to transplant engine, wiring harness, dash, and all?
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    A real GT??? Will the real GT please step forward???

    I know this is in no way conclusive, but do the fenders have the holes for GT badging? (Albeit bondo/painted over)... have you torn down the fenders yet? If the fenders have covered up GT holes, that might be your answer.
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    A real GT??? Will the real GT please step forward???

    Maybe the first owner took a few parts off this car for another one or for keep sake? Come on, I mean we all have GT badged fenders hanging in our garages, right? ;)
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    one fender down

    Nice... I wish my fenders were salvagable... but they welded metal OVER the bolts into the rockers on the bottom, so they get a bit of damage when getting pulled off. Also, they did a poor job of the welding and bondo... so the rust just makes it not worth it, if still possble.
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    Goodby, sort of, bought a 2010 today

    Meh, just put the engine and tranny from the 2010 in the '65 and give the kid what is left. ;)
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    dim passenger side head light

    You can also try swaping the pass/driver bulbs to see if it is the bulb or not.
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    throttle sticky

    I was going to suggest he takes it to Toyota to get it fixed... they should be pros at it by now. I like the wd40 idea as A TOOL to help find the problem. Spray it and if the problem goes away, you now know where the binding it happening. Is it a fix? Well, only if you ask Toyota!
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    Crushed oil filter trying to remove it... how to get it out

    I vote large channel locks in the middle to "flatten" the middle a bit and turn from there. I like to CRUSH my enemies.
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    In need of advice purchasing motor

    Yeah, this is like taking a chocolate out of a box of chocalate... you know you get one, but you don't know which one you will get. What is the warranty on the engine from the builder? Does it transfer to you? This doesn't sounds like a good idea unless it is a screaming deal... like...
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    1966 A code question

    My A-code has discs... but it is also a GT :D
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    1966 Mustang rear fender wells

    Welcome to body work? It has pretty much been said, you has to "convince" it to fit how you want it too. You only other choice is trying to find NOS OEM quaters or a donner car, both will likely be very expensive and still require a little "convincing" to work.
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    65 lower grille support

    I just pulled mine off last weekend and I don't remember anything that bad other than a bolt that needed some heating after 45 years. You have everything else off in front of it right? Cause I don't think you could sneak it past the bumper if that is still on.
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    which wheels gunmetal or chrome?

    gunmetal... better if the center of the gunmetal rim doesn't have to be chromed.
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    SoCal bodyshop help...

    No body likes to hear this, but the cheapest way is to save up and buy when you have the money. Yes, you have to wait, but you aren't paying even more either. If you get a second job while you wait, you will be waiting a lot less time. ;)