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    Wow, great progress! Engine looks amazing!
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    Thanks glad you like it.

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    Great work! The tank polished up really nice! The engine looks super too!
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    Thanks Ryan. I have a long way to go but she is getting there.

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    Who makes those valve covers and breathers? I like 'em!


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    Quote Originally Posted by rumrumm View Post
    Who makes those valve covers and breathers? I like 'em!
    The valve covers are off ebay and the breather is OTB Gear.

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    Well it doesn't look much different than it did before but after 'SEVERAL" hours working on my little lathe I made 2 new air cleaner bases out of aluminum. The chrome ones were too big for the filters and very sloppy on the the carbs. So now the filter is just about a pressed fit and there is about .010 clearance sitting on the carb. In other words it fits perfect. I finished up working on the tail lights. I polished out all the brass and repainted the buckets. My shop was throwing away some parts with stainless 3/8" conduit on them so I polished them up and they look great coming out of the buckets. I put the headlights on and did a bunch of stuff you can't see. I polished a bunch more bolts and installed the alternator bracket, water pump, pulley's, and test fit my fan. I started figuring out my exhaust and got a quote from a custom exhaust place for $1600-$2000....yeah I don't think that's gonna happen. It's all mandrel bent and aluminized & it will most likely be perfect but nah. I'll figure out a cheaper way. I have to I just can't afford that kind of money for just an exhaust system. On to some pictures!












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    for exhaust, look at Magna flow cat back kit for late 90s early 2000s mustang-fits good up over rear with coil overs and tail pipes under frame rails between tank and fenders-stainless also!!!!!!

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    It is looking good. Nice work on those air cleaner bases!
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    just finished reading the last couple of pages - great work and looks most excellent
    what did you use to hold your brake lines to the chassis rails?
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    Nice pile of swarf.. the air cleaners came out great.. good job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharpmark View Post
    just finished reading the last couple of pages - great work and looks most excellent
    what did you use to hold your brake lines to the chassis rails?
    Thanks for the kind words.
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    Love your build, and I like the way you recycle. I save everything and constantly looking for stuff I can use. Watching this build really close, really nice the way the family is involved.

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    Ditto above x2
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    Been working on my heater. I picked up a small heat exchanger at a swapmeet right next to the guy that had the heater. Almost like it was meant to be.




    And I also picked up a Drake grille.

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