Sal will add the glass dividers, replace a few grill teeth and hook up the steering tomorrow.
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Dang that's a nice looking car. It has to sell for good money.
Specially if you include the wheel chock/Ford wrench combo.
Bob
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Dang that's a nice looking car. It has to sell for good money.
Specially if you include the wheel chock/Ford wrench combo.
Bob
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It's a "trailer on restoration"
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Front suspension is a Fatman Fabrications Mustang 2 already welded in place with the frame boxed. Rack and Pinion steering and disc brakes already installed as well.
sals54
sals54
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Did you see this (sortakinda) mate to yours?
Robert (Bob) Andrews- on the IoMT (Island of Misfit Toys)
Parish, central NY 13131
GOD BLESS AMERICA
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Put in a narrow Ford 9 inch and fat tires and you are good to go. I'd replace the manual rack with power though, Mustang II stuff is silly cheap.quote:Originally posted by Studedude
Thought it looked a little narrow... I like!quote:Originally posted by sals54
Front suspension is a Fatman Fabrications Mustang 2 already welded in place with the frame boxed. Rack and Pinion steering and disc brakes already installed as well.
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The rack and pinion thats in the car is already a power rack. I think the front wheels look quite narrow due to the absence of a load on the front end. The lower control arms are at an extreme angle right now, thus narrowing the track up front. Wait till you see the tire and wheel combo I have ready for it tomorrow. Waaaaaaaaaay cooooooool.
sals54
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Yep we're watching that one. I think it needs more body work than ours, but it does have a stock drive line. A rodder would prefer the 2K Fat Man over the six though. Our coupe could be restored close to stock, keeping the modern front end, but I think it'll go to a rodder.quote:Originally posted by bams50
Did you see this (sortakinda) mate to yours?
Robert (Bob) Andrews- on the IoMT (Island of Misfit Toys)
Parish, central NY 13131
GOD BLESS AMERICA
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sweetolbob, are you slamming my hillbilly wheel chocks??? I'm offended. Nay, I'm injured far into the deepest bowels of my soul. Thats not to say that my bowels are injured, uh,...and my soul is actually still OK, I think.....its just that, well,.. what I'm trying to say is.... uh..... what was the question?
sals54
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Ooh, Cragers!
Mark Anderson
Member SDC and FMCA
Keeper of the Studebaker Cruiser Registry
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Boy!! I'm sure glad I didn't say anything about the mismatched tires, bent grill bars, non-stock headlights, rust on doors or poor chrome.quote:Posted by sals54
sweetolbob, are you slamming my hillbilly wheel chocks??? I'm offended. Nay, I'm injured far into the deepest bowels of my soul. Thats not to say that my bowels are injured, uh,...and my soul is actually still OK, I think.....its just that, well,.. what I'm trying to say is.... uh..... what was the question?
I might have been SOUL-ly responsible for further degradation of your bowels or maybe lack of you giving a s%@&.
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It's still a great looking project for someone.
Bob
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I think that would look splendid in flat black with a set of deep dish "slots." Would make an awesome early-70s vibe hot rod. Love that window shape.
nate
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Something like this ?quote:Originally posted by N8N
I think that would look splendid in flat black with a set of deep dish "slots." Would make an awesome early-70s vibe hot rod. Love that window shape.
nate
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I sure like that rear window. It sets the car apart from others of that era.
Doug
Venice, Florida
1950 Champion
9G F1
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this will be a fun watch on ebay.....[^]
Do we need to get Sal a mask like Robins?
A caped Studebaker detail man ...finding long lost Gems
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