mygasser
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ooh, that's crusty
neil.
neil.
Yeah but we will fix it right up.ooh, that's crusty
neil.
Yep, that was a PST kit about 15 years ago.Got the suspension disassembled. The aftermarket upper control arm adjusters are junk overseas metal. I am pretty sure I have a set of originals. Otherwise another wanted ad!
I will get theses areas cleaned up and touch up the undercoating.
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I think the alignment guy over did it a bit too.Yep, that was a PST kit about 15 years ago.
He was a Ford dealer tech.I think the alignment guy over did it a bit too.
The bushings are all in great shape as well as the tie rod ends. The strut rod bushings need to be replaced but i have a couple NOS ones stashed.
You might want to check the torsion bars. They could somehow be in backwards or on the wrong side. I never did look. I wonder if he didn't tighten the strut rods up and then put the car down. Aren't you supposed to snug them and then tighten them down when the car ison it's wheels?Well That explains all the stripped threads!He was a Ford dealer tech.![]()
He was a Ford dealer tech.You might want to check the torsion bars. They could somehow be in backwards or on the wrong side. I never did look. I wonder if he didn't tighten the strut rods up and then put the car down. Aren't you supposed to snug them and then tighten them down when the car ison it's wheels?
That will be a nice improvement. There were a couple times when I had to stomp on the pedal and it would lock up all 4. Good they were 10" brakes.It still drove great, but those disc brakes are a priority!
Ah good to see the intake is staying on. The heads were milled and the intake cut to fit so the intake needs to be with those heads. I used the steel shim gaskets with no issue just because I needed thin ones. Fel Pro's may work but I bet the bolt holes won't want to line up without some massaging.The firewall is pretty much stripped and got the engine down to the long block. I will adjust the valves before I pull the intake.
Also got the areas that needed attention painted. Next weekend I will fit the new fenders.
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I have steel shim gaskets. I will see if the LD4B fits before I make that decision.Ah good to see the intake is staying on. The heads were milled and the intake cut to fit so the intake needs to be with those heads. I used the steel shim gaskets with no issue just because I needed thin ones. Fel Pro's may work but I bet the bolt holes won't want to line up without some massaging.
Perfect.The LD4B fits and bolt holes line up so we will run it!
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FYI, those are for 67 valve covers. The 66 holders are individual.I bought a cheap set of valve covers to use as a paint mask when I paint the engine. Bonus was they came with a nice original set of plug wire holders! A little paint stripper to get the original red engine paint off and they will go on the original valve covers.
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Steel originals.Are those glass fenders?

Nooooooooo!is the car going to be black to match the engine bay?![]()
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