I think the 85/86 windows with those panels is the best look on the Fox!Got to give a huge shoutout to @SorsCode for the SVO sail panels. He wasn’t looking to sell but parted with these cause he got tired of me begging. Ha ha! But I think these really give the 85 a subtle difference. Of course I had to make them mine by pouring on primer
Motorsport Windsheild banner is planned.I think the 85/86 windows with those panels is the best look on the Fox!
Now you need some old school Ford Motorsport decals on the windows.
You know the whole car is next on my listSVO sail panels are really the only way to go. They just look good, but you know what’s even better? The car those come from. SVO is my favorite Fox.
Glad I could help you out, they went to a good home.
No, but I can see myself saying “crap” I wish I had done this or that. Then redoing it because you know I would. Every car I get ahold of…I get a vison or idea for. Believe it or not…I have some factory low mile ot rarer cars that I leave stock….but even that is hard for me. I enjoy the cars I do but doing them is the real fun for meDo you ever think 'crap, maybe I shouldn't have done that'?
I take it there is a method for this 'madness '?
Awesome post! We see all the great work you do, (on the ridiculous amount of cars) but seeing the “how” and “why” behind it is just as interesting.... to me anyway!! Thank you!I’ve had several requests for info on how I deal with rust. So I’m going to try and go into detail on this framerail.
First step is to investigate and find rust hiding. Some rust is behind metal and causes it to protrude outward. Such in the case here
The way to find it is hit the suspected area with a pick hammer. If theres rust it will go thru and make holes
Next is tearing away metal and getting it all cut out. Its like cancer..if you dont get it all it will come back. Drill spot welds. Cutting wheels etc.
Now thats its exposed. Next will
Be dealing with the inside of the frame rail before replacing all the metal I cut out.
In the meantime…i gotta clean my floor