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Jeff's 69 road runner

i would have to guess that this x-member is in the range of 10x tougher than the original though. the welder that hooked this thing had it goin on too. i cheat on alot of this stuff. fab a fixture here, rig a strut there. you know.
Interesting shock X-Member..lol. Guessing the air shocks lead to the demise of the last one. Good work on the outer cowl. After changing out mine on the '69, i'd recommend spending a good amount of time getting the bracket that goes from the inner fender to outer cowl lined up exactly like is was. Obviously contains the upper rear fender mount, and a miss-alignment could really turn into a can of worms when trying to square up the fenders, doors and hood. Keep up the good work!

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"Lots of surgery", good to see you getting all of the rust out of it. Keep up the hard work
surgery, ha, no kidding. the things we do.....

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I remember having to have a rear shock crossmember like that one built for my 74 RR. You're right Will, air shocks will lead to an early demise
there has been some debate as to wheather to change it back. it just needs to be finished so it doesn't interfere with the top of the shock when it is installed. like it does now.

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Lots of work to go, but looks real nice so far.
this stuff never ever ends, does it?
 
Yes sir! That's a great job your doing getting the rust out and bringing it back!
 
i appreciate it. and i dig the handle. basket case, i get it.

that came from this little project I drug home once. got it pretty far before I lost it one night.
 

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test fitting the floor......
 

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From the pictures, it looks like it fit pretty good.
 
blast and etch..........
 

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Nice...Really dig that blue!

its actually the green off of a 94 neon. just some base I had lying around. so I used it to seal off the area. thanks for watching, and commenting too.
 
its actually the green off of a 94 neon. just some base I had lying around. so I used it to seal off the area. thanks for watching, and commenting too.


Oopps! I better keep my day job and not plan on a career in interior decorating..LOL Well, the '94 Neon color looks pretty cool!! Glad to follow along on your build.
 
looking really good thanks for the updates and that color will look really good on it.:blob1:
 
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