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Old 11-14-2015, 07:42 AM
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So many little touches on this car that will make it look great. I'm glad you're showing them since I don't know Mustangs well enough to pick them out on my own.
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Old 12-11-2015, 08:05 AM
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Fixing the trunk gap





The owner wanted a spoiler but did not like how tall it was so we lowered the Mustangs to Fear spoiler and end caps about 1". It will be straight with the top of the quarter





Spoiler cut and test fitting

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Old 12-11-2015, 04:32 PM
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Looking good , Rusty.
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Old 12-29-2015, 02:25 PM
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The end caps were bolted, bonded and fiberglass mat added to the quarter panel



The spoiler was bonded to the deck lid and fiberglass mat added





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I epoxy primed the body



Block sanded and a little more bodywork





One coat of SPI epoxy primer



Two coats of SPI Turbo primer







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We took the body off the rotisserie and mounted it on a cart so I could finish the taillight panel and rear valance. I block sanded one more time



Epoxy primed



We want to test fit everything before paint. Starting installing the Rod & Custom suspension



Back on the ground



Getting ready to install the 347 engine and TKO transmission. Those hoses got to go.



Engine and trans installed







Ididit steering column with a Billet Specialties wheel



A few more photos





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Old 04-27-2016, 03:09 PM
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Brian has the sheetmetal lined up.



Test fitting the new Stang-Aholics front valance





The gas filler will have to be moved down a little because the cap hits the deck lid.

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Could you cut a little half moon in the lip of the deck lid to go around the gas cap? Kind of like the cut outs over the tail lights?
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Could you cut a little half moon in the lip of the deck lid to go around the gas cap? Kind of like the cut outs over the tail lights?
That is what Brian said but I want to see if we can lower the filler neck first.
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