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It all makes sense now. Now I'm debating leaving spot welds on the frame rail and PS floor unwelded and patching the floor after everything else is connected and in place
Alright, good deal. sheet metal screws are acquired and rosette weld skills are moderate. I should be good to go. My door hinges are shot, so after those arrive I'll start cutting and prepare to mockup
Another question I have is if there is a better way for having the car jacked up than I do now. Currently the car is jacked up and shimmed level on 4 points with a jack taking the weight off the rear end. 2 Jacks on the rear frame just past the rear and and 2 more on the torsion bar cross...
Alright alright alright. Things are happening. The donor has been un air-conditionined and is at the blaster to get prepped and I'll throw some epoxy primer on it before I install. I'd really appreciate anything that i'm missing or alternatives in my plan. Only thing I cant show are the sleeves...
Blank stares of doom at my donor have passed, and it now seems doable. I have started spotweld cutting the donor on the firewall and the bottom of the frame rails, but it's still intact, so I can just weld the ones on the firewall back up.
If I understand, the idea would be to use the front of...
Wrong side, but this is the picture I have on hand. Something like this? Cutting out the spot welds at the floor and cowl seams and taking out a section of sheet metal on either side of the old welds that has been warped?
And it has begun... Unfortunately, the level of butchery is fairly extensive. Looking for advice on how to proceed. Below is the transplant. A 68 Coronet wagon
Here is where things get interesting. Sometime in the 90s, someone thought it smart to stick-weld the supports to the firewall, which...
This would be perfect, it looks straight too. I found a few local to me at salvage yards but they want a kidneys worth for them. I'm going to see if there's a way I can get that shipped to AZ that would make it worth the hassle. Thanks for the lead!!
Looking to see if anyone has a 66-70 front stub (clip) in good shape, on or off the car. I'm out of the Phoenix area, but I can make a trip
Please 'read' the rules for posting ads instead of ignoring them...thanks
Right on, I have family up in Prescott. I make it up there quite often as well. I would pm you but it says your inbox is full. What are you looking to get for one of your front clips?
Now, do I have the gusto to replace a front stub... I may be forum illiterate, but is there a post you have on the project? I can't find it. Maybe it's not as bad as I'm conjuring it up in my head