gkent
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Did you put that seam sealer on with a mop ?!
4 speed hump cut out template. 1969 B body
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Pretty much. Lol. I had a crappy 2” brush and wanted to get it done. Had to cut half the bristles off it to stiffen it up enough. It was a bit of a sheet show! Lol
It looks thicker than it is, but yes it’s heavy. At the end of the day it a driver, you’ll never see it, so I don’t care too much on this one. Plus the welder, not me, wasn’t the best, so I was trying cover up his handy work so I didn’t have a reminder of it!
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So the welding and the seam sealer could both pass for OE.....
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LOL !! That's not far from the truth !
matthon
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Original 67 a-body, floor cut and found many things dropped into the crossmember.
Yes, some bozo modified the crossmember at the bottom for a Hurst.
I find it interesting how the floor has a curve as it meets the crossmember.
Last pics no trans in it.
Last pic shows curve at the front, which takes two turns.
Yes, some bozo modified the crossmember at the bottom for a Hurst.
I find it interesting how the floor has a curve as it meets the crossmember.
Last pics no trans in it.
Last pic shows curve at the front, which takes two turns.
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Lol. Totally. I had that in mind when I applied it. Thinking, that pretty much looks OE..
Didn’t weld it solid all the way around, mostly tacks up near the point and a little more on the floor and hump nearest the driver.
I just really wanted it sealed well. I did the bottom side too so no moisture will pass.
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