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12-05-2010 08:16 AM #1
Randy I have some one building this for me , he will be final Judge for that I know he is putting it in in 1/2 inch plate .. He is a master sheet metal guy though and am sure it will look great .
I will get it back in roller form and finished sheet metal in self etching primer . I will complete the car once its back .Last edited by bluestang67; 12-05-2010 at 08:21 AM.
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12-05-2010 08:22 AM #2
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12-05-2010 08:28 AM #3
Sure it will mold right in he does his work like that .
I like the deep dish look , I hope they clear also these are the 3.750 off set . If this rear was 3/4 shorter on each side I think it would be perfect .
He will be putting the body on soon and we will get to see the fit then .
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12-05-2010 12:44 PM #4
Bobby quick photo of column, not really good photos, notice my Grey carpet has gone green over the years, boy thats really fugly.....it really shows in the pics, don`t notice that bad in the sunlight...
Toys
`37 Ford Coupe
`64 Chevy Fleet side
`69 RS/SS
`68 Dodge Dart
Kids in the back seat may cause accidents, accidents in the back seat may cause kids, so no back seat, no accidents...!
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12-05-2010 05:07 PM #5
Rich Thank You for the time and pic. Gives me a idea where it will exit out .
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12-11-2010 05:08 PM #6
Randy the rear leafs hold this up like stock same set as you TCI , I know lowing blocks are in order now for sure . The aperture of the pic I can't get a good look and how low the front is with M II . Will need some adjustments for sure like maybe 2 inch drop spindles ??
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12-11-2010 07:24 PM #7
Bobby I have the same TCi rear, I put two inch blocks under the rear, still considering switching to a early mopar style spring, they ride a lot nicer but will have to change the mounting points.Toys
`37 Ford Coupe
`64 Chevy Fleet side
`69 RS/SS
`68 Dodge Dart
Kids in the back seat may cause accidents, accidents in the back seat may cause kids, so no back seat, no accidents...!
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12-12-2010 07:24 PM #8
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12-11-2010 11:27 PM #9
A lot of times those springs also don't exactly center the rear wheel in the wheel well on 37 & 38 Fords. Chassis Engineering Inc has a 1.5" lowering block kit that give up to 3/4" adjustment for the rear end to center the wheels. I'm going to get that kit because my wheels need to move forward 5/8 to 3/4". It'll be hard to tell if you need it till you put the rear fenders on.
I have 2" drop spindles on the front of mine, too.
The car is looking good. Glad to see he's making progress."It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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12-12-2010 07:21 PM #10
Best place to get info on a 37 and build it right is RIGHT here , you guys have been great . I know with your help when the time it comes back we will together get it looking great and sitting just right .
Thanks again
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12-12-2010 07:29 PM #11
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12-16-2010 06:43 PM #12
Randy the rear is dead center in the pick no rub and they are out side in the opening .
I like the Idea of the shackle threw the frame wonder why they set it at such a stock height ? Well blocks will get it down '
On the MII I ordered it with the long control arms didn't ask the difference in length but figured more frame clearance would be best . The wheel in pic is a early Crown Vic 15 inch 4.5 inch back spacingLast edited by bluestang67; 12-16-2010 at 06:56 PM. Reason: add
That is terrible, sad to hear about him.
RIP Mike Frade, aka 34_40