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1966 build thread

Tyla's toy

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Hi Im getting pm's asking to set up a thread for the build. Please be gentle im a build virgin! so All help and constructive input is more than welcomed. You guys have built some amazing rigs!
 

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Stutsmo

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Look s to me like you sure know how to tear them apart! Looking forward to watching your progress.Good luck with the build!
 

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Really look forward to this,have a line on a 66 HC if the price works out to pull the trigger.
 
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Hey welcome to the addiction!!! Please do me a favor and brace your door openings, EB's have been known to fold up right there!!!
Good Luck!!! It's looking good!!;D;D

You are correct. I did and when I made the "crate" to move the body to the blaster I set all for "platforms" at the same height as the stock mounts.
 
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I know I'm going to take a thrashing for using wood but it was all I had handy and it worked! Lmao!
 

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I know I'm going to take a thrashing for using wood but it was all I had handy and it worked! Lmao!

Hey no thrashing about using wood!!! Just glad you braced it!!! I braced mine with angle iron and built a wood frame on a HF trailer, to move it around!!!%)%)
 

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Tyla's toy

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Hey no thrashing about using wood!!! Just glad you braced it!!! I braced mine with angle iron and built a wood frame on a HF trailer, to move it around!!!%)%)

I gotta take a ferry then drive about three hours on the highway to the blaster and body guy. I figured I needed to bolt it down and brace it as good as possible. I got about two hours of little things to do to the tub then I can get it dropped off.

Need to break out the plasma cutter and get rid of the shock mounts etc. I'm going with epoxy primer with a urethane topcoat. I was going to powder coat but I want to be able to touch up as needed.
 

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Yes sir, I only had to move mine 12-15 miles at a time. Agree with you on the paint vs pc on the frame. If you look close on the pic I posted you can see the 10" I put in it behind the door!!;D;D
 
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Got lots of help from a good number of people. Was able to upgrade to 35 spline and a nodular rear unit. The build is getting better with your help! Thanks again!
 

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Got lots of help from a good number of people. Was able to upgrade to 35 spline and a nodular rear unit. The build is getting better with your help! Thanks again!

Good choice if you stick with the big windsor stroker and wide 38's you posted on other threads. Looking fwd to your build.
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