Emergency brake and late Mustang shifter, now mounted.

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The engine bay is now very crowded so I need to go to hydroboost and mount it 90 degrees offset.

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Hi Jake, the gray fastback is now the white car below.

The one in yellow primer is my personal car.

These two cars, I did for two friends.

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Home made rear.

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Eaton supercharger, adapted to a 460.

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so the yellow car is the one with the tube frame,460 etc? the other car was a friends?

After everything is put in place, it will be disassembled and thoroughly sandblasted and painted.

I fabricated my own rotissiere.

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Yes Jake, the yellow car has the space frame backbone.

The white and gray, I did for two different friends.

These are my other cars:

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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3179/...30387e48d2.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1406/...b9287db135.jpg

i was there last year for a short vacation. nice to hear there's much love for muscle cars over there, let alone pro-touring. :) You're hyping me up to ship my 69 when i retire!!!!

Good Job man your workmanship is killer for what you have to work with.Man I love to see more pictures.OH by the way you don't weld with those shoes.:lol: :lol: :lol:

Thank you for the complement. I will post some photo updates on the center console.

It is Christmas season in the Philippines and everything slows down until January 1. Incidentally, the Christmas season here starts as early as September 1 and ends January 6.

By the way, we have been accustomed to wearing slippers instead of steel-toed shoes. Temperature and humidity is very high here so it is a pain to wear working clothes. We just see to it that we work safely.

very cool project:thumbsup: