Finally Pics of My 67

darkness falls

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I need some advice about the lower front support rail.
See how in the pictures it is bent and a little twisted?
Just wondering what would have caused this. Nothing else in the front looks like it was hit.

also on the fender to frame part, it is bent a little and rusted, what to do to fix this.

more pics later this weekend.
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18344&stc=1
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18343&stc=1

 

darkness falls

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here are some more

lets see
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18349&stc=1
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18350&stc=1

 

TheWolf

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the pics on your second post don't seem to be working.

 

darkness falls

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hmm. just tried them and they seem to work. I don't know.
new to posting

 

67coupestang

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nope don't work for me either

 

golf4283

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the last 2 worked for me. but the others did not.

 

darkness falls

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I changed the link lets see if it works...I did the same for the top but I don't know why the others wouldn't work

 

2nd Mustang

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Could someone have tried to raise the car off the ground using these as jacking points? Always like to see another 67 coupe fan! Good luck.......

 

zookeeper

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I agree, looks like someone jacked the car up by the rail, either that or it bottomed out on something like a curb or one of those parking blocks you see in mall lots. Either way, I wouldn't lose any sleep over it as long as it's strucurally sound.

 

darkness falls

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Yeah, know that I look at it it does look like it could have been jacked up on that part.

Man I hate that guy that had it before, he tore out the floors and fabricated his own and then rivited a nother top over that one, metal to metal without rust prevention between. That guy rivited everything, metal door panels, tunk,

 

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darkness falls said:

Yeah, know that I look at it it does look like it could have been jacked up on that part.

Man I hate that guy that had it before, he tore out the floors and fabricated his own and then rivited a nother top over that one, metal to metal without rust prevention between. That guy rivited everything, metal door panels, tunk,

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Many here are PO'ed at their PO alright. Look on the bright side though, rather than having a fetish with the rivet gun (easy to remove) he could have had a thing for his welder