I put my son Josh to work today helping me get the front end back on the car so we could push the car out and turn it around to finish up the 4-link and get the new rearend under it.

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Thanks Jeff. Your car turned out awesome with a well tied together theme and details. I can't wait for the day I fire mine off and make the maiden parking lot voyage just to see it move. I'm jealous of all you guys firing up these new motors with drivable cars ;) I'm almost a year in already and gotta long way to go.

Since the car has no rearend under it it's sitting on a floor jack and 2x4's so I could measure the rearend width.

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keep up the good work,that subframe looks really nice,like the wheels too:thumbsup:

I like the wheels. Nice job on the subframe.

Thanks Jeff. I'm lookin forward to seeing more pics of your build.

Thanks Wayne! I think I'm doing good. So far nobody has said I hate the wheels. ;)

Your doing an excellent job on this build:cheers:

My dad layed out the rearend for me based on my measurements. Hopefully I didn't screw up. I made a run down to his house tonight to drop off the Wilwood brake kit to be safe. There's a lot of variables when considering a 1" offset pinion on an offset center section on a rearend with different axle tube lengths and throwing a disc conversion in the mix. :headscratch: :headspin:

Too much for me. I left it to the professional. I can't wait to see this thing in the lathe getting cut down.

Thanks Phillip. You as well! :thumbsup: