Project BLUEprint, 1965 Falcon

[CruizinKev]

very nice! even the black colored 16" waffles look good! I need to paint my set too

[SDS MACHINING]

This is looking really good, Excellent attention to details, fit and finish. Nice work on the dash and a perfect match with the steering wheel as well.

[Bryce]

very nice! even the black colored 16" waffles look good! I need to paint my set too

good eye kev,

those are the stock wheels off my 95 mustang DD i just got the powder coated.

[Bryce]

This is looking really good, Excellent attention to details, fit and finish. Nice work on the dash and a perfect match with the steering wheel as well.

thank you. The wheel started out polished and i modifed the horn button as well. The theme of the car is a satin finish on all exposed aluminum.

[Bjkadron]

Are those lights or switches in the middle of the dash?

[syclonetommy]

and I can't wait to see 'em! Also can't wait for my builder to send me some of my car, too.

Dam,....... Builders, dropping the ball on pic's


Tom Argue

[windsor]

yep...what a slacker!


No worries Tom...you know how anxious customers can be. I'm in no rush, as you know.

[Bryce]

Are those lights or switches in the middle of the dash?

Lights. they match the orientation of the gauges. The low oil ligh tis in the same position as the oil pressure gauge. The altenator light corresponds to the voltmeter. The other two are blinkers and high beams. My switches are hidden in the ashtray.

[Bjkadron]

Lights. they match the orientation of the gauges. The low oil ligh tis in the same position as the oil pressure gauge. The altenator light corresponds to the voltmeter. The other two are blinkers and high beams. My switches are hidden in the ashtray.

That is a Good Idea! Very nice!

[Bryce]

thanks Benjamin

[windsor]

have any photos from the side on a flat surface?

[Bryce]

Windsor,

I will get one. The top of the valance is fairly horizontal. slopes down in the front slightly not as much as other mustangs I have seen with this valance.

[windsor]

cool...thanks Bryce. John

[Bryce]

john,

how is yours coming along?

[windsor]

Should be coming along nicely. Being overseas for a while I'm not on a timeline, so it's not on Tom's front burner, which is fine. As of now, he's going to get it to 'rolling' state with epoxy primer so when I get back I do all the assembly. Yes, I'm an assembler...ha! Either way I know it's in good hands over there. Check out his site at www.tomarguedesign.com

I'll post some pics soon.

In the mean time, keep your thread going!

[Bryce]

Im painting my subframes connectors tonight with some self etching weld through primer.

I will be bolting them in while I plan the rest of the car around them. My front drive shaft loop and rear third link crossmember will be tying into them. But I will need to take them in and out a few time before I can final weld them to the car. The weld through primer will ensure that the back side of the SFCs will be protected.

[Bryce]

John,

here is the picture you wanted.

[Bryce]

I painted the subframe connectors and got the blinkers all wired up and the horn mounted and wired.

Pictures:

[Bjkadron]

looking good! Keep up the great work!

[windsor]

John,

here is the picture you wanted.

Thanks Bryce...looks even better than I thought it would from that angle. Doesn't stick out as far, which is good. Flows well with the contour of the point of the fender.

I like it more and more very time I see it.