looking for subframe connectors

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bikedoc

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Nov 2, 2007

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HI! everyone ,this is my 1st. attempt @ a forum or any type of computer conversation so if I mess up please forgive and give advice. Thanks. I am looking for some one who makes sub-frame connectors or someone who can tell me the right way to make them.I want to know the correct placement and bracing for drag and cornering. my '76 will end up with a modified 351 and a 9 in. and later poss. a independent rear. thanks for all your help
Doc

 

Blue coyote

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Nov 3, 2007

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Do an Ebay search for Stumpy's fab works (I know its Stumpy's, the fab works part I think is correct, but similar, anyway)

Stumpy custom makes subframe connectors and traction bars specifically for the II, and is a LONG-TIME II enthusiast

 

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bikedoc

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THANX a ton ! Now we can move on with the project.

 

Blue coyote

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Happy to help a fellow Mustang II fan, ANY time

 

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bikedoc

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HEY I FOUND IT ! but not on e-bay. (maybe I don't know how to search to well) but here is their site www.stumpysfabworks.zoomshare.com/0.html

 

Steel Steeds

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I ordered a set of his SFC along with the traction bars. Beautiful pieces, and he's a really nice guy to deal with. I don't have them installed yet, but others have reported excellent quality all around. Good luck!