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Old 09-11-2009, 12:23 AM   #61
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Russel makes fittings to work with the fuel line quick disconnects. Look under fuel rail adapters.

Here is a aeromotive one also http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AEI-15103/
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Old 09-11-2009, 06:32 AM   #62
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Got the Rear Disc brake set-up today and started making the Hood latching assy ......the donor car was a VW Beetle.......and Thanks for the Fitting info









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Old 09-23-2009, 06:13 PM   #63
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Took a left turn after some parts issues....The Maverick rear end (As I got into it) had some issues...so I swapped it out for a 66 Nova rear end (4.10 gears) that I took out of the Blue 66 Nova many years ago (Thanks for the storage Gary).....Had to cut off the Nova spring pads and weld new ones on......Got it installed today along with the rear disc set-up....Now I can get it fitted correctly for rims and tires........










Different Bolt pattern on the rear now.....



Also.......Just as I was leaving.....The Wise Guy's front bench seat showed up.....Bench w/ Split Bucket backs with center armrest...




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Old 09-23-2009, 10:02 PM   #64
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WOW...That Magnificent!!!
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Old 09-24-2009, 06:43 AM   #65
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Looking good! Keep us posted on updates. Not a Ford but here is my build. LS1 in 48 Chevy Coupe
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Old 09-24-2009, 09:00 PM   #66
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Looking good! Keep us posted on updates. Not a Ford but here is my build. LS1 in 48 Chevy Coupe


Wow!!..........Car turned out great.......I can't wait

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Old 09-27-2009, 08:12 PM   #67
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Finally got the Hood Latch assy installed......the latch will be opened by a cable from inside the car......The Volkswagen unit is pretty cooland also has a safety Catch built into it......Still have to clean it up and smooth everything out....but....it works





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Old 10-01-2009, 02:54 PM   #68
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I need some more help guy's.......Still got some Boring stuff to do, but I decided to get going on the Fresh Air Intake system today......My plans are to construct a filtered cold air box that will be mounted next to the openings on the driver side Hood side....Need to make a 90 degree turn out of the Intake( I have 3 1/2" clearance between the intake manifold and the Fan assy)......so.....my question is.....Is there somewhere that sells plastic elbows that might work??........Before I spend all the time to make something I thought I would ask here as you guy's seem to know everything..

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Old 10-16-2009, 04:55 PM   #70
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Finally got back on the Project.....Took the trunk handle assy off and added a cable operated VW latch mechanism.....Got a Daewoo cable operated Trunk/Gas Door release assy off Ebay and it will be used to open both the Hood and the Trunk......Got it roughly located in front of the rear seat next to the interior quarter panel.....That way it will be out of the way, Yet within easy reach....also got the holes in the trunk welded up....Here are some pic's














Heres a shot looking up from inside the trunk up at the trunk hinge area.....Look at the 72 year old bare
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Next is to put the new front floor in so I can get the seat mounted and measured so I can measure and order a Steering Column.......



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Old 10-22-2009, 04:50 PM   #71
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Started on replacing the front floor that got cut out early in the build to allow the frame modifications and installation of the Engine/Trans assy......Time to button it up and get the new floor put back in......I bought a "Bitch'in" floor kit, but...... I knew the car was going to be Low so I mounted the Engine/Trans assy so the Engine/Trans pans were about at the same level as the front crossmember.....Just to make sure I wouldn't have problems later...with that said..the 4L65E transmission is bigger that a Turbo 350, so......I had to cut apart the trans Tunnel/Hump and make everything fit....Here are some pic's.......Should have it buttoned up tomorrow.....Ordered a Ididit Tilt/ Column shift steering column and it should be in next week... The list of things to do is getting shorter..........













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Got the trans tunnel finished today......Everything was going smooth till the tube of Seam Sealer split.....Boy....that stuff is hard to get off.....LOL....Mounting the Steering column is next....



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Old 10-27-2009, 06:06 PM   #73
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Nice job Ken. Time for some more pictures.

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Old 10-27-2009, 07:35 PM   #74
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Amazing build!
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Got the "Shorty" Ididit column today (Tilt, Column Shift)....I'll get it Installed in a week or so....(SEMA Break)....It's gonna start to get interesting again....Column, GTO Instrument Module, getting the Speartech Harness in the car, Modify the stock gastank with GTO Pump/Sender assy..........The car is going to the Paint shop the first week of December and is scheduled to be finished mid Feb and scheduled for upholstry mid-April and I want to have it finished Early June so I can take it on the Hot Rod Power Tour next year (Long Haul)........Here's a rendering of the Paint/ Wheel Tire Combo




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Old 10-28-2009, 10:40 AM   #76
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Damn that's going to look nice! Are you using a cable for your shifter to hook up to the shorty column?

And, you've got your work cut out for you to get it done for the Power Tour. I'll look for you there, I'm thinking I might take my '33 next year.
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Yes........I'm using a modified Lokar column shift cable ......I'll post pic's as I go along..............

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I used a shifter cable out of a Mack truck, I just had to make the brackets to mount it. Works great, and the best part is it was free! We got a new fleet of trucks at work with push button shifters, and our parts department was throwing the old but still new parts away, so I talked to the parts guy......
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