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    1. #21
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      Country Flag: Canada

    2. #22
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      Im currently in the process of strengthening the unibody, being that it's both a uni, and a convertible, I'm a little concerned about twisting it into a pretzel and poor handling.

      So along with the weld in SFC, I also welded in Jack Rails to tie the SFC to the outer rocker torque box


    3. #23
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      Very nice work. What driveline is planned?

      Looks like a nice part of the world you live in.
      1967 Mustang Fastback - widebody https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...stang-Fastback
      1966 Plymouth Fury III
      1961 Oldsmobile 88 "bubbletop" = next project

    4. #24
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      Engine will be a 351w or stroker variant based on it...likely a 408w
      I have a 4r70w automatic here but part of me still wants a stick..TKO600...I still have a bit of time to decide but not much...I'm in the process of raising funds by selling off some other projects and parts.

      The biggest hurdle right now is finding a long tube 351w 1 3/4 header that will fit an overdrive automatic.
      Might have to go shorty headers..

    5. #25
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      Go the stick. Can't help with header suggestions for the auto I'm afraid. Looks like some mountain roads in your area so a manual would be fun.
      1967 Mustang Fastback - widebody https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...stang-Fastback
      1966 Plymouth Fury III
      1961 Oldsmobile 88 "bubbletop" = next project

    6. #26
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      It's always good to see another Falcon on here! Before I got mine five years ago, it had spent the entire previous decade sitting in somebody's driveway, collecting pine needles and dust. Oddly, the 260/Fordomatic still ran pretty good . . . keep at it!

    7. #27
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      Well lets try an update....

      Got the 351w block in place with the 4r70w and welded in the motor mounts


    8. #28
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      I after all the rest of the frame strengthening upgrades, the only weak link was the front frame rails..so I build inserts to reinforce the front frame rails from the inside.


    9. #29
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      Factory trans crossmember removed, new one build and moved rearward for the 4r70w. Front frame inserts installed minus plug welding .


    10. #30
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      Front floors started


    11. #31
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      Rear frame has to be sectioned 1/4 " to allow clearance for the fuel tank


    12. #32
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      Rear backrest removed and ready for building more floor pans


    13. #33
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      My little buddy giving me a hand...


    14. #34
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      Where I finished off last night, the raised rear foot wells are to allow the mufflers to tuck up under the floor and utilize the exhaust cutouts in the rear frame.


    15. #35
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      Thought fabbing the trans tunnel was gonna be a bugger with only a 36" cheap Chinese brake..but it went smooth


    16. #36
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      Very nice fabrication work. Definitely a good project to follow.

    17. #37
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      Your project looks great! You might want to try Crites Restorations in Ohio regarding big tube headers for the Falcon. They do all sorts of Maverick, Falcon, and Fairlane headers. I have a set on my 66 Mustang with a Windsor stroker and they fit and work really well.


    18. #38
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      Quote Originally Posted by BADA22D View Post
      Your project looks great! You might want to try Crites Restorations in Ohio regarding big tube headers for the Falcon. They do all sorts of Maverick, Falcon, and Fairlane headers. I have a set on my 66 Mustang with a Windsor stroker and they fit and work really well.
      Thanks for the reference. As well Doug's also makes a longtube header now for this mii front suspension and a 351w in a round body.

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