1955 Ford Customline Project - Page 22 - Lateral-g Forums

**tones2SS** · #**211** 01-10-2012, 05:53 PM

That car is looking great. Very nice. Keep up the great work.

56pickup · #**212** 01-13-2012, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Kendall Burleson

looks great love it and the color.

Thanks! It will look even better when its repainted!

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Originally Posted by settintrendz

Great progress Tyler. Love the stance.

Thanks! the front springs are starting to settle a little and its looking good!

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Originally Posted by tones2SS

That car is looking great. Very nice. Keep up the great work.

Thanks! We got one seat in and had to make some bushings and stuff since the guy we bought them from didnt tell us there were some parts missing from them.

Hoping to have the powersteering in this weekend along with the passenger seat

56pickup · #**213** 01-19-2012, 07:51 PM

Got the Power steering system together and on the motor

I would like to thank everyone at Turn Key Engine Factory for putting together such a nice product! We have never seen something bolt together as nicely as this pulley system has!

Got the T-Bird Seat mounts made and bolted in the car

**waynieZ** · #**214** 01-20-2012, 12:33 PM

Your stylin now! The belt system looks great in there.

NAPA 68 · #**215** 01-21-2012, 03:34 AM

Lookin good Tyler. Now stop worryin bout that snowmobile and keep building!

56pickup · #**216** 02-05-2012, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by waynieZ

Your stylin now! The belt system looks great in there.

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Originally Posted by NAPA 68

Lookin good Tyler. Now stop worryin bout that snowmobile and keep building!

Thanks guys! I wish I could be riding that snowmobile more

Steering is all finished up! We replaced the column that we had in there for a IDIDIT which is much nicer than the one we originally had in there. Got all of the linkage all finished up and it turned out great!

Finally got the prothane mount that was on back order for a month and a half. The mount came with a crossmember to bolt up to a 96-98 mustang gt but we threw that on the side and made our own. The Ford rubber mount just wasn't cutting it. Only way to get the pollyurathane mount was to buy the kit and we are sure glad we did!

Wilwood pedals came in on Friday also from back order for a month. They ended up sending 3 3/4" bore m/c's when we needed 2 and a 7/8". So we will have to send one back and exchange it. We started mocking up the pedal assemblys and right off the bat we have a pretty good idea on where to mount it and good pedal location. We will run remote fill with the 3 resivoirs under the dash speaker hole which will work out real cool!

Behind gauges

This week we will finish mounting the pedal assembly and should have a finalized radiator so we can finish up the front core support. Once that is done we will order our mufflers from stainless works and start the exhaust system and also measure up a fuel tank and send the dimensions to ricks and have them make us one of their awesome tanks!

**tones2SS** · #**217** 02-07-2012, 05:30 PM

Gotta love the Wilwood pedal set-up.

56pickup · #**218** 02-07-2012, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by tones2SS

Gotta love the Wilwood pedal set-up.

I love the setup! Looks killer and is one of the best pedal assemblies out there imo.

billetman · #**219** 02-08-2012, 09:03 PM

It coming along very well. Good to see a Ford motor is going to get installed and by the way nice choice.

56pickup · #**220** 02-15-2012, 07:08 PM

Wilwood pedals are in Turned out great! We will be using the remote fill resivoirs and mounting them under the dash speaker hole with a false screen so it will look like a speaker but really only be an easy acess for under the dash

We had to notch the frame on the passenger side just slightly so we could fit the header

going to finish welding that up tomorrow