That is awsome. I can't wait to see it complete :thumbsup: .

David

Hi RR,

I thought the quadraduece was built completely by RadRides. Am I mistaken on this one?

As I recall, Stielow built the car for Summit when he worked for them. Troy refreshed the car a few years back.

i concur because i helped summit / some magazine editor source the drivetrain for the first version.

http://www.enjoythedrive.com/content/?id=8567%22

Hi All,

I am in desperate need of 65 fastback front and rear NOS window moldings.

Anyone have a clue??? I am getting desperate.

If I did not say it already, I am a bit desperate. :-)

Bob

I order all my Ford NOS from these guys.

www.allclassicmustang.com

Hi all,

There is a short article about our build on the V8 TV website.

http://v8tv.truckworld.com/tenartic...aid=2455&sid=96

I got a kick out of this comment "We had to see it to believe it. Bob and Wayne Julian are a special breed of car builders... meticulous, creative, enthusiastic... and maybe a little crazy!"

Hi All,

New update at the site.

Also, Forgeline heard we were having wheel fitment issues and have decided to help us out with a cusom set of their 3 piece competition wheels. I just sent them off the dimensional data and they are going to create a wheel that has the proper offsets and backspacing. The neet thing is that I will be able to use the SVT centers on the new rims.

Bob

if you want to borrow the wheel backspacing tool i can drop it off at Dave's on Friday. It hit my wheels dead on.

Hi Marty,

Thank you very much for the offer, but after checking all the dim's on all 4 wheels, we are pretty sure we have it just right.

I was very impresses. When we checked the front and rear spacing from side to side the measurements were identical. Not only that, but the front spacing was the same at all four corners.

I know Wayne was being a bit anal about the bodywork, but I would have expected to see some variation in the alignment of the body to the chassis. Right now there is no measureable difference, at least as far as a tape measure can tell. :-)