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Old 01-04-2014, 07:39 AM
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I just picked up a 67 T code coupe that im going to modify for HPDE and open track days, maybe TT with NASA at some point...

I was going to pull all the Grigs and MM suspension bits out of my 94 track car, but after doing some reasearch, I belive just using a modified stock set up will be better.. using products from Opentracker, Street and Track and the like. I am open to suggestions always..



Drive train was pulled from my 94 track car and consists of an aluminium headed 347 stroker backed by a TKO600 and an aluminium drive shaft..

As for the exterior.. I do want to run massivly wide tires and big fender flares..It is just the look i like

Interior will sport a full roll cage with two seats thats it...

Here some pics of the starting point.



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Old 01-04-2014, 07:43 AM
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FYI here is my old 66 Trans Am style coupe, 351/Toploader, 9 inch with a panard bar and up front had the shelby drop suspension , Koni shocks with disc brakes .. big flares, with period correct wheels..That I sold


Here is the look I am going for on my 67 coupe. I like flares and wheel size ..(I know it is an earlier Fastback )

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For the mustang guys a question?? can i put a modern double hump oil pan into a classic mustang engine bay? mine has the manual steering setup..If so do you have any pics of this setup installed..
Thank you..

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Old 01-16-2014, 12:08 PM
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For the mustang guys a question?? can i put a modern double hump oil pan into a classic mustang engine bay? mine has the manual steering setup..If so do you have any pics of this setup installed..
Thank you..
Here she is moved in to the garage so work can begin..



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Old 01-16-2014, 12:12 PM
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Dissassembly has begun..
Removing three previous paint jobs..

Cowl is going to need to be replaced

Floor pan mock up

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Engine bay looks clean at least..


Heres the 347 and the TKO 600 that came out of my 94 mustang track car thats now going in the 67..


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Mocked up the front tire ..wow thats a big sneaker...I think I am going to run a squared set up this tire on all four corners..


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That front tire is huge!

Nice project. I'm interested to see how it turns out.
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Cowl is going to need to be replaced
meh, you don't need to put all that weight back on. Box it off, close off the cowl vents and weld it back on. More room for cool stuff under there. Like the back of the engine.
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As far as a double hump oil Pam, I think you'll have clearance issues in the back of the pan. Killer project by the way. I can't wait to see the finished product.
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