LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Nice to see it out and about!
Nice to see it out and about!
Just get tti headers. Probably not in the budget, though.The 880 is running real nice. I did the firm feel suspension upgrade and find it was money well spent. It goes down the road with 1 finger on the steering wheel. And straight as a arrow.
I am running a single diaphragm brake booster. On the hunt for a dual unit. It needs to be the small diameter one due to the hp exhaust manifolds on the 440. I have a few leads to follow up on.
Very nice!
DROOL, ME 3 STEVE. Love the single color, no 'vert, no nothin', just in your face perfect. JerA recently purchased slab side that I wish I had seen first. I sure wish it was mine! My favorite slab side - a 1965 Chrysler 300L in the best "color" available although I also like spanish red, like Scott's convertible (rexus31) 1965 300. This is a killer car too! The new owner claims it is an all original low mileage car - never restored.
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I’m seriously thinking about doing the scarebird upgrade. How hard was it to collect up all the parts. I see they’re ford rotors I sure hope they work better than the ones on my Torino lol !!!
The Scarebird kit is commented on here: 1967 Polara build thread The brakes are just a fraction of the cost of the conversion. Also figure a front end rebuild (your boots will be toast), a plan on upgrading the power brake booster/master cylinder, and lots of time and money spent on building the brake lines. The rotors are from the Galaxie/LTD line up, so should be better than a Torino.I’m seriously thinking about doing the scarebird upgrade. How hard was it to collect up all the parts. I see they’re ford rotors I sure hope they work better than the ones on my Torino lol !!!
Cool car by the way.
That's a very nice car, love that color!
Thank you. It's the original factory color (Dark Turquoise Metallic)That's a very nice car, love that color!