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02-05-2018 #1
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This thing is just bad ass.
1986 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe
1986 Thunderbird Project SR86- https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...PER-SLOW-BUILD
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02-05-2018 #2
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Keep the updates rolling in; please!
07-28-2020 #3
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Any updates?
01-06-2021 #4
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2021 Update
Happy to say that after sitting in the car hauler for almost a year, I have re-started this project with a goal to be done by April. Right before the new year, I took the car to Mooresville for some help with the wiring harness. The car is now at The Garage Shop and I should be picking it up later this week. In addition to the wiring, they are also going to have a driveshaft made as the original was too short after stretching the chassis. After picking the car up, I will be heading west back to AZ where I will finish up the fuel and oil line plumbing, as well as a basic exhaust system. Not much to see but here's a few photos.
01-07-2021 #5
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I see your location says Scottsdale. I’m in phx, would love to lend a hand or even just see car in person.
Originally Posted by Goodale Engineering
...life is too short, live for today, tomorrow isn't guaranteed
01-26-2021 #6
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Nothing short of Incredible! I was drawn in on the very first page when I saw the body at DVAP. But, when I saw it being turned into a Cyclone II I was beyond hooked!
Absolutely love the build. I am In north Phoenix but Scottsdale is across the street. I too would love to see the car at some point.
Not sure if I caught what plans were for car when done?
11-29-2022 #7
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I don't know where to start, I feel bad for not updating this thread but life happens and I now understand how some people end up with old cars sitting around that they're "going to finish" at some point. Since the last post it has been nearly 2 years, most of which the car has sat untouched. The good news is that in the past few months I've tackled a lot of small items on the car, and even cranked the engine over the other day. Here are two pictures of the car in its new home in AZ. I am picking up the last 3x braided lines this week, and the car will be ready to fire for the first time very soon. I think some friends are going to come over for the inaugural start.
Anyway, more to come soon if any of you are still following!
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