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Thread: Project BLUEprint, 1965 Falcon
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04-16-2011 #941
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With the new car purchased I can refocus on the falcon. I spent the last few days dialling things in, wheelbase and centering the rearend side-to-side. And putting on some of the finishing touches. Not done yet, but a little closer.
Here is the new family hauler.
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04-21-2011 #942
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Just finished reading all 48 pages.... great build... can't wait to see it runnin
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04-22-2011 #943
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Nice!
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04-24-2011 #944
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Thanks Evoix. I cant wait to drive it.
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04-24-2011 #945
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I guess you are talking about the durango (aka Red Dingo). Thanks Benjamin. I have some plans for it! Originally Posted by Bjkadron
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04-24-2011 #946
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Yep.. I was. You told me about some of them. it should be pretty cool. But don't let it suck up all your time, because as much of a mopar fan as I am, I am really looking forward to the stuff you do to your falcon. Originally Posted by Bryce
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04-26-2011 #947
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Thanks Benjamin, I wont forget about my falcon. Originally Posted by Bjkadron
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04-26-2011 #948
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Typical ADHD Engineer.... ;-) I know where you're coming from, I had to restrain myself from pulling my vintage motorcycle in to the shop to change the valve guides....
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Same here.. well not the engineer part but... I just bought a 2009 Jeep 2dr for the wife. Have you guys seen the aftermarket support for these things. Its nice to be able to buy something and it just bolt on without a problem. Originally Posted by Wesley J
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04-27-2011 #950
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I know! My brain works faster than I do! Originally Posted by Wesley J
Bolt on stuff is too easy! But it makes owning a newer car fun. Since the Durango does not need to be daily driver I have some time to play with it. Suspension will definetly have some mods! Originally Posted by GrabberGT
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05-01-2011 #951
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For those that have been following, we got a sonagram last week. I looks like I have a healthy baby girl. So a pink tool box and recaro baby seat are next on the purchase list!
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05-01-2011 #952
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Congrats Bryce!! Too bad you weren't a little closer I have 2 pink Recaro baby seats my girls are starting to outgrow.
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Ha! Girls are gods way at getting back at you for what you did to women when you were younger.
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Thanks Frank! So how did you like the recaros? Would you reccomend it? Originally Posted by 64LS1Nova
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hahahaha. Originally Posted by rrunner68
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Very comfortable for the kids. Adjustments and install are easy, they are a little on the big side though. Couldn't get them to fit in the back of the Nova. I really like the way the head area has side support. Some seats have very little. I believe they were the Como series. I would highly recommend. Originally Posted by Bryce
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Congrats Bryce. Now get back in the garage while you still have some time! LOL
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Thanks! I plan on knocking out some more items tonight. I put my fuel line in last week, progress is progress! Originally Posted by Flash68
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Awesome, thats good to know, thnak you. They should fit in the durango. Originally Posted by 64LS1Nova
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hey Bryce dont you have one of them falcon things?
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