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1952 F1 32v, 351W, different IFS

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Old 01-01-2016, 06:06 PM
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I like the jag IFS, I put one in each of my trucks and it works well with the F1
What year?
How much can one be had for?
What is the lug pattern?
 
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Hey PSI,
Our front fenders were mainly bondo & holes - I wimped out &
went with fiberglass replacements. You are the man for fixing those front fenders!

If you do a search on Dave's drptop70ss name you can look through his 2 build threads &
see the Jag installation. He did a great job documenting it.

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(Spent a year up by Morristown - too cold for this Texan).
 
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Originally Posted by ben73058
Hey PSI,
Our front fenders were mainly bondo & holes - I wimped out &
went with fiberglass replacements. You are the man for fixing those front fenders!

If you do a search on Dave's drptop70ss name you can look through his 2 build threads &
see the Jag installation. He did a great job documenting it.

Ben in Austin
1950 F1

(Spent a year up by Morristown - too cold for this Texan).
The man in the pic is a friend of mine, o just helped him but he works in a body shop so I left the hard job for him.
I work around Morristown, nice city
 
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Originally Posted by psi4gti
What year?
How much can one be had for?
What is the lug pattern?
1970s-1987 XJ6
XJS to 1995
I buy complete donor cars for around $500
$250 or less to buy the front IFS only
$400 or so in parts to rebuild it, rockauto has good prices.
GM lug pattern 4 3/4".
 
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Originally Posted by drptop70ss
1970s-1987 XJ6
XJS to 1995
I buy complete donor cars for around $500
$250 or less to buy the front IFS only
$400 or so in parts to rebuild it, rockauto has good prices.
GM lug pattern 4 3/4".
Thanks, I'm going to call and find out more about the Heidts
 
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