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331efiblue66

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Aug 23, 2011

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• Aug 23, 2011

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Finally set up a photobucket account, & thought I'd share pics of my project. Share your thoughts. All props & criticism accepted

Pictures by 66mustangcoupe - Photobucket

 

armand67Fstback

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Aug 23, 2011

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• Aug 23, 2011

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Looks like it will be nice when is done. Thumbs up

 

firemansam

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Aug 24, 2011

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• Aug 24, 2011

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Nice work! keep it up and keep the pictures coming!

 

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JamesW

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Aug 26, 2011

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• Aug 26, 2011

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Great Project! Looks like superior workmanship. You'll be happy with the car when done.

A bit of personal experience, I tried to install a Trickflow intake on my 66. The 'chef's hat' upper is VERY wide. Much wider than stock, or even other aftermarkets like Edelbrock or Cobra copies. You will run into a problem when trying to install a export brace. I built one that was 18" wide at the rear (in the pic below) that clears an explorer intake, but it wouldn't clear the trickflow.

http://www.midnightdsigns.com/james/images/2011mods/2011Mods1.JPG

 

Realmongo

I prefer to be called "Evil Genius"

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Aug 27, 2011

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• Aug 27, 2011

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Congrats on your project and the best of luck with it!

 

331efiblue66

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Aug 29, 2011

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• Aug 29, 2011

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James-I will be using a track heat intake, not the street heat. The runners are shorter with that intake, and I bought a shock tower brace meant for a 5.0 conversion. I guess I will have to cross the "It don't fit" bridge when I get there. Thanks for the heads up on fitment issues, and your billet bracket looks way cool.

 

68keyblr

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Aug 29, 2011

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• Aug 29, 2011

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Extraordinary work! Can't wait to see the finished product

 

blueovalnotch65

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Aug 30, 2011

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• Aug 30, 2011

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Nice work!
It looks like you made your own sub frame connectors? How much did that cost you? was the time spent worth it? I plan to order some here pretty soon, but also had thought about making my own.

 

331efiblue66

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Aug 31, 2011

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• Aug 31, 2011

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I think I had $20 in material and about 3hrs time from the first cut till I had them primered. I used the drawings from the dazedcars website. They fit really well to the car.

 

blueovalnotch65

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Sweet. Thank you.

 

331efiblue66

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Sep 1, 2011

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• Sep 1, 2011

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I'll save you the trouble of looking it up. I finished the primer and mock fit the front valance. Going to spend the holiday weekend block sanding and 'icing' body filler.