1969 Torino

[67zo6Camaro]

why yes I did. Wasn't sure you actually liked the 8 small caster type wheels. Hey, but who is to judge.

So I gota ask, what's with that big sink drain looking thing leaning up against the back axel. Where the heck did you guys find such a big drain plug. Wow

[Roadster Shop]

Time for some updated progress pictures. The chassis is powdercoated, assembled, and back under the car. The fuel tank is in place and we are now buttoning up the final items on the Torino before sending it back to Cali.

[GregWeld]

Did you have to install a new heavier duty Rotary lift in order to hoist that bad boy up there??

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Did you have to install a new heavier duty Rotary lift in order to hoist that bad boy up there??

Man that is looking good!

Can't wait to see it with the anchor installed.

[67zo6Camaro]

OMG. sweet photo set RS-shop.

he he I would like to think my little proding help bring these shots out of hidding. Ok maybe not, I just got lucky on the timing of the prior post.

Again. looks Awsome FE and crew at RS.

[Flash68]

Your fuel cell straps are nicer than anything on my whole car.

RS -- outstanding.

[Matt@BOS]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Your fuel cell straps are nicer than anything on my whole car.

RS -- outstanding.

Yeah, but is there anything actually attached to the body of your car right now?

[6D9]

Looks bitchin!

[Roadster Shop]

A few pics from the end of the day.





Rob is still working out the ideas for the inner fenders and possibly down bars from the firewall to the frame. The shock towers and most of the inner fender will definitely go. We just left it in for strength during transportation.



Pretty good shot of the frame rail to pinchweld difference. Not too bad considering it was a unibody car and we were able to get a 3.5" - 4" frame rail in place.

[Ron in SoCal]

Phil cut those shock towers out! You can board it up w 2x4s for transport

Nice job Sir!