Viperpete

Has anyone done this on their 69? What parts did you use etc.

Agreed. Remove spring. Get an angle grinder with a flap disc or wire brush and remove the surface rust to see the extent of the rust. Id cut out the old stuff and weld in some new steel.

Id want a booster with a big horsepower application- no doubt. My car has manual brakes now- which is fine for around town- but I wouldn't want my wife to drive the car and have to worry that there could ever be an issue stopping in time.

Cool project. Looking forward to seeing you build it. Here's mine that I affectionately refer to as "The gray Turd"

Man thats gorgeous

Beautiful car. Nice to know that a 10" wheel fits fine.

wow awesome. would you please post some pics?? thanks

Has anyone ever installed the radiator on the front of the core support? I am going to go with a custom size when the project is at that point- but i was wondering if anyone has done it. Might free up some space in the engine bay is why im asking. Planning on going with electric fans too with a home made aluminum shroud.

Man that gap is totally unacceptable.

Absolutely incredible progress.

Im planning on replacing my entire floor pan from the firewall to the tail lights. I am glad i won't have to do all that extra work. Still your work is amazing. Keep it up.

So whats that yellow stuff all over the underside of the car. It looks like you painted it gray but then there is all this yellow stuff. I don't get it? Shouldn't the paint fill in any scars or pits?

oh, and what i'm doing... Boss 429 clone. 460 block, stoked to 600. Jon Kasse heads. T56 Magnum, fuel injected.

1k hp. Not going to drag race it a lot. But some.

Look at this badboy! Does anyone have any experience with this setup? Looks great. I am still deciding what rear suspension i want to run on the car and need something that can handle serious power. Obviously this will add a lot of weight, but id rather have something heavy and strong. Price seems really reasonable too. https://totalcostinvolved.com/products/1964-5-1970-mustang-torque-arm/#prettyPhoto