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Almost done installing all the wiring.

I hear you talk'n. I have a set of car dollies I was going to replace them with though they take up a lot of room. Four of those casters can carry up to 1400 pounds.

Got the brake lines, E brake cables extended and I added 6 1/2 inches to the X tube for the Borla exhaust. Everything‘s bolting in really well.

I buy from Tamco, really good product for a good price. https://tamcopaint.com/ Painted this around a month ago.

Yes, when you try for the first time to weld a piece of aluminum and 50% of the piece falls onto the welding table in a big blob.

Here’s what the car looks like today, I was afraid the coolant tank was going to be too high and hit the hood, though it was fine.

I need to update the downstairs of our house.

Thanks to everyone’s great comments.

I’m using both. Anywhere I was worried about water getting in I use the TIG welder.

Licensed as the Fairlane, I have the title in my name and the vin matches the plate on the drivers door. I also have plates.

Here’s a before and after picture of where I extended the Mustang. It’s kind of a U shape that goes behind the rear seats/fuel tank. What’s nice is I will not have to lengthen the fuel lines.

I was going to rebuild the Fairlane frame and put mounts for the rear end cradle and the K member of the Mustang until yeah I just happen to measure the pinch weld width one day. I did it like 10 times before I convince myself they were the same. My problem was I had to actually put some small...

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And more pictures.

More pictures.

I’ll try to get some pictures up tonight. I’m out here buffing on the car in the shop.

I drove the two cars into the shop almost 2 years ago. Once I realize the pinch welds along the bottom of both cars were the same width. I took everything off outside the pinch welds of the Mustang and inside the pinch welds of the Fairlane. I was able to slide the Fairlane over the Mustang...

Almost finished the cut part of the cut and buff of my Fairstang which is a 2016 Mustang GT with a 67 Fairlane body. Here's a Facebook link to the build with pictures...

Sprayed some epoxy and urethane primer.