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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    Has paw paw ordered the hemi and blower yet??
    Kids are great
    Hah! I wish! I am reconsidering the small block Mopar I have sitting here, though. He's a great kid and I'm glad he seems to be taking an interest. He likes hanging out in the garage and going to the shows. I hope that stays with him as he gets older; my sons both had some interest but would get bored pretty quick when they were working out there.

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    I had to extend the sides 2" so the floorpan edge would have something to sit on. I went ahead and painted the framerails and braces while I had access, too. The panel fits good; now to start tacking it down and move to the front half. So far, so good.
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    Looks good Falcon, floor should be nice and solid!
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    Thanks, Dave. It's welded down every 3" all the way around and it feels rock solid. Now onto the front.
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    Lookin good,Falcon..glad I've got past that stage on Lynda's Customline..It didn't have much rust in the floor anyway,thankfully..
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    Yeah; floors are really tedious. I'll be glad when this part is finished. I'm trying to dump as much spare time as I can into it to get it behind me. You're luck you had some solid ones!

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    You did it! I should never have doubted it! LOL... It does look very solid and secure, and with all the paint in the cracks / crevices it should be protected for many years to come. Thanks for the pics too! 8-)

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    Yeah, it's in there. You were right, though; it wouldn't go in one piece, I had to slice and dice.

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    Well,, this is one of those times where I don't enjoy being right.. But you got it together and it looks great!

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    Looking good still have a good eye watching you .

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    I got the last of the floors tacked in today; now I just need to go around and finish welding the seams. I bought the replacement bolt in panel that goes in the drivers side floor. It gives you great access to everything when it's out. After a lot of thought I also decided to go with a small block instead of the flathead. I plan on driving this a lot so I think a few more beans will make it more enjoyable. Nothing big, just a 318 with a bigger cam and some standard bolt ons, along with this Dakota 5 speed I picked up yeaterday. It should make a nice cruiser.
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    Floor looks great, Falcon! I think you'll be a lot happier with the 318, they're a good engine and with the 5 speed should be a good mpg car, too!!!!
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    Yeah, I think so, too, Dave. I bought what was supposed to be a 360 a while back but it turned out to be a 318 when I tore it down. The good thing was I only gave $100 for it and it was in great shape inside. I figure I might as well use it; they make decent power and run forever plus it's sitting here right under my nose. So with a V8, 5 speed, 3:73 limited slip, and 4 wheel disc brakes it should be a good mannered highway car and fun to drive.
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    Yuppers, should make for a very nice package for cruizin'!
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    Hey falconvan, i have a Wiend 4bbl manifold sitting in the garage for a 318 that you can have for very reasonable price if you want it.
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