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02-28-2011 #81
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Thanks for the info I'll add them to my must have list!
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02-28-2011 #82
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Here are a couple more pictures to go with the 3-link stuff.
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03-01-2011 #83
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Nice CAD work!
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03-15-2011 #84
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We have made some progress on the car in the last week. Been working on the last few things to get the subframe off the jig table and back in the car, so............ steering arms!
These are almost done, have a few more things to do to them before they are complete, but here you go!
Robert
03-16-2011 #85
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Looking Good!
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03-16-2011 #86
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Hey things are looking up!!! Keep up the good work guys!!! Nashville is coming soon!! (hint,hint)
03-16-2011 #87
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We also have the subframe back in the car for the last time Wahoo!, and David made some subframe connectors. We will get some pics of those up later today.
Robert
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Here is a pics of the subframe back in the car and a couple of the subframe connectors David built.
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Looking good guys.
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looks great!
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X2 looking great.
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Nice progress.
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03-17-2011 #93
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Thanks guys!
Were trying to work on it when the time and energy allows, lol. David is going to start playing with the floor pan fabrication and I need to start working on the 3-link mounts.
Robert
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Nice build! You mentioned in your first post that you won't be putting carpet in the car, what do you plan on putting in it's place? I am not interested in putting carpet in my 68 either, but I'm still not sure what to replace it with. Some kind of rubber or bed liner type coating possibly?
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I am thinking that i will put some spray in sound an heat liner in a gray color an call it good!
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Nice work guys....
David, glad you are recovering and that you are able to get back on your project.
Is this solid square bar an alignment / welding fixture for the rosette welds on the links and panhard bar?
Josh
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Looks great!! Nice job
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Yep, has holes for each length bar. It allowed us to tighten the threaded sleeves so there wasn't any play in the joint and everything was in line when it was tacked and then welded. The joints were tacked in 3 spots then stitch welded to keep from over heating then the rosette/plug welds were done. Originally Posted by BANKO
David, glad you are recovering and that you are able to get back on your project.
Is this solid square bar an alignment / welding fixture for the rosette welds on the links and panhard bar?
Robert
03-19-2011 #99
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quote Banko
(David, glad you are recovering and that you are able to get back on your project.)
Thanks Josh, It seems like it took for ever to start getting to were i had any energy, i am still getting better every day. Thanks to everybody's payers an help!!
Robert a perdy sharp guy! an his tig welding not bad ether.LOL!!David Sloan
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Thanks Vinnie! Originally Posted by Vinz68
Looks great!! Nice job
I hope you guys are coming down for RTTH's cant wait to see your new car!David Sloan
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