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05-01-2008 #1
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New guy saying hello
Hey guys, I have been kicking around for a few days looking at some of the sickest pro touring cars I have ever seen!! Just to give a little info of my current kode-red-racing project... I have in the works a 69 mustang fastback pro street that was built 10 years ago, and my family has owned for 8 of them. It has a 2x3 square tube chassis all the way up to the fire wall then it goes to the stock rails, it had a 414 inch small block ford, ported heads (iron heads) and matching intake, the cam is in the .650 lift range it is around the 600-650 horse power range on motor then we have a 200 shot to go on top of that. She is sitting on 32x17.5 inch tires (this chick has got some big feet lol)..... Now she is in pieces getting re built pretty much from the ground up, New cage floor pan, 557 big block, a few replacment panels, procar seat's, dynamat insulation, new carpet you name it, it is probably on our list lol. I need to get some old pictures of her to show her off.
Talk to you all later.
Kody
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05-02-2008 #2
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Hello, and welcome!
Looking forward to the picsMark
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05-04-2008 #3
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Nice to have another sportsroof Mustang on the forum. Make sure to post pics and keep us up on your progress. I'll look forward to it.
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05-05-2008 #4
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Sweet, I think the 69-70 are the best looking mustangs of all time, I have been pretty hard at work, I think we are going to do a air ride system and re tub her so when we have air in the bags it will be at a little bit lower ride height then before but when the air is out the new tub work will let the tires go to the top of "hips" and then she will be about 3.5-4 inches off the ground.
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05-05-2008 #5
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my favorite picture of my car is attached.
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05-30-2008 #6
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Man I missed this introduction.....
beautiful car Kody, keep us posted.
I can't wait to see the progress.
Chris
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06-08-2008 #7
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Nice Project Kody. Post some of the progress pictures and show us where you are with the project. I'm very interested to see where the project is going. Great start with a 69 fastback!
Ron
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06-08-2008 #8
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Here is the full project thread for those that are interested I realy need to update it... but it is hard to do when your so hard work on your project.
forgot the link https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=43071
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