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You might want to consider someway of attaching the roll bar to the torque boxes other than welding. Once they are welded in it becomes difficult to put the interior in (headliner, moldings on either side of the rear seat, trim, etc. Just a thought.
You might want to consider someway of attaching the roll bar to the torque boxes other than welding. Once they are welded in it becomes difficult to put the interior in (headliner, moldings on either side of the rear seat, trim, etc. Just a thought.
Yup thank you we will be doing something similar. We're going to weld a plate to the torque box that will allow the roll bar to be bolted onto the plate. That way we can remove it if needed.
Originally Posted by MustangFTW
after seeing this im kinda happy my dad bought me a 67 that runs!
but ya the rust protection on these beasts is horrible, im in the proccess of grinding one quarter panel down to bare metal and replacing the other one. might need a new oil pan too
Mine ran, too...
Thank you everyone for the kind words! Hopefully I'll have some more updates sooner than later.
Yup thank you we will be doing something similar. We're going to weld a plate to the torque box that will allow the roll bar to be bolted onto the plate. That way we can remove it if needed.
Mine ran, too...
Thank you everyone for the kind words! Hopefully I'll have some more updates sooner than later.
Somehow I missed this tread earlier. This is awesome I keep trying to convince my wife to let me get her one for us to work on together. She told me she'd rather just ride in the one I have when it's finished.