Another Mopar Off My Bucket List - Barracuda Fastback
I didn't accomplish a lot the past few days when the weather was cooler. - Still bummed out about my cousin. Today I wanted to hit it hard. Unfortunately it was hot outside again.
I did buy the rectangular tubing to tie the frame back together when I got up. Taking a cue from Anders, I used a pair of ratchet straps to pull the rear section to the front.
Once I had it all leveled out I tacked it all together and moved my clamps out of the way. I've welded up all of it except a few of the bottom seams. I could have gotten them but figured they could wait until I borrow that rotisserie. - No sense sacrificing quality and burning myself up doing overhead welding.
The seat saddles nicely in the frame notch I made.
Now that I'll be sitting further back the family jewels are safer from a grenading 727 but I'll still be right above that driveshaft.
I didn't accomplish a lot the past few days when the weather was cooler. - Still bummed out about my cousin. Today I wanted to hit it hard. Unfortunately it was hot outside again.
I did buy the rectangular tubing to tie the frame back together when I got up. Taking a cue from Anders, I used a pair of ratchet straps to pull the rear section to the front.
Once I had it all leveled out I tacked it all together and moved my clamps out of the way. I've welded up all of it except a few of the bottom seams. I could have gotten them but figured they could wait until I borrow that rotisserie. - No sense sacrificing quality and burning myself up doing overhead welding.
The seat saddles nicely in the frame notch I made.
Now that I'll be sitting further back the family jewels are safer from a grenading 727 but I'll still be right above that driveshaft.
