Coosawjack

Congratulations!!

bent metal

Very nice!!!!!!!!!

Gravydog316

awesome

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I am doing a restoration on a 67 Fastback that was hit hard in the rear. I have to replace the full quarter panels and I'm having trouble. I removed the old metal completely and now want to fit it first before welding anything. The outer wheel houses are still just clamped in place and I can't get the panel to go in place. How did you get them in place, trim off metal, bend it some how, or what?

NoReins

We have just over 350 miles on Eleanor so far. She's a blast! Here are a few better "beauty shots". Thank you for all of your support, it has been real!

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A couple of things. What did you coat the under the quarter panel with? I am doing the same thing with my 67 Fastback. I have a good fit at the door jambs and the panel between the trunk lid and the rear glass. But I find the quarters are too narrow at the back end of the trunk by 3/4". I am not sure how I am going to widen the quarters out. It appears you did not have this problem. What are you going to do at the old lead joint area?

Oak

What are those spark plug hoolders, I had some back in the day and now I cant find that style anywhere? Car looks AWESOME!!!

Gun Jam

I run something very similar...I cant be for sure but I think they could have been taylor....If not then I dont see them listed by that company any more.

They are awesome they hold the wire well and allow for very clean setups.
These happen to be red and for 10.mm wire.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/tay-42523/overview/

movielover40

Congrat's on a great job!!

Awesome car.

NoReins

In September, we were contacted by Summit Racing to use our car for the March/April feature in the catalog as well as do a story on our build. It was a great experience. Here is the link to the article:

http://www.onallcylinders.com/2018/0...eanor-tribute/

Check your catalog for this spread! There are also in-progress pictures on the other side.