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Thanks KT Yeah the fender and door gaps were something that I have put a lot of time in. There has been a lot of wire and metal added and removed from the fenders, quarters and doors. As for the hydroboost I cut out a plate to fit into the cavity on the mustang firewall to help cover the hole in firewall for the clutch rod. The hydraboost is off of a 99 cobra. I cut the center out of the original mountig plate and welded it to the fabracated one for my car. It worked out pretty good and was fairly simple. I live in western NC near Hickory.How about you?

 

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brh66cobra,

The car looks awesome. I am finally nearing paint/assembly on my car. I'm undecided on when to install the drivetrain. Did you install yours before or after paint? My set-up is also going to be a tight squeeze (Turbo, A/W intercooler, custom headers & original shock towers). I want to minimize the chances of scratching the car up.

Thanks,
Trevor

 

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looking very nice...I'll probably only be a year behind you or so by my finish time(I hope) sign me up for any classic mod motor swap meet...well, assuming my car is anywhere close to driveable anyway

 

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Thanks Jack ,Trevor and Wicked for the complaments. Trevor I put my drive train in before send it to be painted. I couldn't stand the thoughts of scratching it while putting in the engine. I paid the price though by having to clean everything. Good luck with yours.

 

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That's coming together beautifully. Very classy!
The chome accents on the red looks stunning.

 

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Thanks Scott. The car is going together slowly. I think the power windows will be next weeks project. Hows your wiring project coming? Bret

 

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Hey Brett,
The car is on hold for a while. I have to get some projects done on the house. So I've got about another month of "home improvement time". I may just wait until next spring to get back on the car again. I'm a "fair weather tech".

Which electric window kit did you end up going with? I picked up a kit from Nu-Relics, with the window crank switches a while back (got in on a group buy deal).
Would be cool to see how your install goes.
Later amigo!

Scott

 

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I went with Electric Life window kits.They look a lot like the ones you are using. I'll postsome pics when I gett started on the install. Talk to you soon.