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Posted: Tue Apr 02, 13 8:16 pm
by mas
Then straight back in the workshop to prime up that bare metal :thumbright:

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 13 8:33 pm
by terryr
appart for the pans and the cowl it looks very solid ,what running gear are you going for

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 13 9:01 pm
by mas
The plan is a 440 stroker with a manual hemi 4 speed which is all being rebuilt as we speak and then a dana at the rear. It survived the blaster pretty well just floor and cowl with a few bits here and there to sort. but I did have to source a bonnet and trunk lid.

cheers mas

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 13 9:46 pm
by Jon Connolly
Well done Mas ... you`re doing a great job :thumbright:

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 13 10:11 pm
by Mossy68
Looking good Mas.
And as said before a good solid base for a project.
440. 4 speed. Dana. ....... Nice :thumbright:

Posted: Wed Apr 03, 13 11:21 am
by AllKiller
Top Job mark...going well , yeah need to get them inside quick after blasting or its surface rust city in no time :shock:

THAT is some monster car rotisserie...did you make it or buy it ?? looks the biz :thumbright:

Gonna be a big invasion of early 60's B bodies soon i think 8-) 8-)

Posted: Wed Apr 03, 13 7:07 pm
by mas
It's bacca rotisserie, he brought it over from the states a while back

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 2:42 pm
by mas
Here's a bit of an update. Thought I would weld some frame connectors in before the floor pan was fitted just to make it easier. Then finally at last the floors are in. :thumbright:

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 2:58 pm
by terryr
nice gob ,,i mean job :D ,heres a bit of inspiration,bet you had a good beer after welding that lot in

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 3:21 pm
by mas
yeah just a couple :drunken: I also made up some templates for a rollcage to be formed to.

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 4:00 pm
by terryr
cant wait to see it finished ,love that shape coronet ,what size tyre will it take

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 4:26 pm
by mas
Not quiet sure yet, need to mock up the axle and see what will fit

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 4:43 pm
by Mossy68
Good work Mas.
Keep em coming :thumbright:

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 7:55 pm
by GTXJim
Look forward to seeing this Mas, can't beat a 65 Coronet, I managed to get a 315/60/15 tyres on 10" rims on mine :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:

Posted: Sun Apr 28, 13 8:01 pm
by mas
Wow, did you tub the arches out Jim? How did the single light coversion go? Will you have any off cuts from the grill left over?

Cheers mas