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03-14-2017, 01:06 PM
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03-14-2017, 07:18 PM
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Robbie, Looking real good, paint looks good so that shows you did a great job with the prep work. Thanks for the update , hope to see you running the new Arizona Stock / Super Stock Assoc. events....
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04-21-2017, 11:00 AM
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I thought I would go ahead and post an update.It's been a while. I have made a little headway. I got the dash repaired, painted and installed. I mounted the seats on the factory seat rails. They were too wide at 14 inches but I swapped them from inside to outside and they are only 9 inches wide. I mounted the seats on plate steel then mounted them to the rails. It came out real good. Nice and solid.Also got the brakes done. Nothing fancy but they work. I might up grade them later.
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04-21-2017, 11:23 AM
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I'm glad to see that there's been some progress.
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Cool. Good update.
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Re: 79 Mustang project U/SA
what are you using to replace the rubber bushings in upper and lower control arms any part numbers available thanks
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I put in poly bushings. I dont remember the numbers but I found them online.
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Well today was a good day and a bad day. I had a new windshield installed. But when I put the front rims on I found that they don't clear the SN95 front break calipers. I like my old school rims but I guess ill sell them and get different ones.
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