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Originally Posted by FETorino
A torque arm is a solid choice for a set it and forget it usable rear setup. It’s nice to see to you continuing to move forward on the Torino. You’ve done some nice work on her.
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Thanks Rob, as you know it's been quite a journey. My daughter helped me for a few years in high school and now she's almost out of college. I keep plugging away.
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Originally Posted by 57hemicuda
Looks good Joe, can't be scared, its only sheet metal. If you screw it up, cut it off and fix it, we've all done it . important part is that you keep progressing.
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Thanks Ron, watching you work on yours is an inspiration, and yes i've thrown some metal away and started over a few times. It is therapy for me, plus i need to get allot better before i hang those quarters...
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Originally Posted by Scratch
Keep that welder humming and the shop will warm up! Same as already
been said, don't worry about cutting something up. Best part of metal work is we can cut stuff up and put it back together as many time as it takes, carpenters run out of wood!
Very cool that you found a 69 in the salvage yard. That would never happen here.
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Thanks Scratch, yep i've even built a house and a barn so i know about throwing a few boards away
And i am lucky the salvage yards out here have some decent cars left.