Did you make the Guildstrand mod to the stock frame?

Yes, that's the stock subframe. I did not need to trim away the control arm mount and original holes because I'm using tubular arms. That way I can always go back if I need to.

I got some more work done on the firewall and started motor dis assembly. I also fit the mega brace lifter valley brace on my 400. I'll be dropping the block off at the machinist this week.

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Been awhile since an update, so here you go. My block is still at the machine shop, so I'm sort of on a hold for a little while. I painted the firewall and dash in preparation for the motor. I picked up a set of Edelbrock aluminum heads, a Hayes flywheel and a Mcleod clutch.

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Nice work! Nice blue color, too. I always enjoy seeing updates to this car, it's inspiration to keep working on mine

Thank you :thumbsup: :lateral: :cheers: :woot:

Where did you get the heater block off piece? BTW the car is looking great.

Thanks :bow: I got the plate from DSE, it was around $70

The firewall looks great, I like the color. Nice job.

Thanks:thumbsup:
Minor update: I'm still waiting on the machine shop; I stopped by yesterday and they are working on it, so it should not be too long now.
I snapped a few pics while I was there: