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This is my first post as a member of this forum, I just bought a 1969 F100 to make my daily driver. I bought it as a cab and frame already primed with a 04' crown vic front end swapped in and most body work done. I've already begun fixing small chips and flaws in the primer.
This is my first post as a member of this forum, I just bought a 1969 F100 to make my daily driver. I bought it as a cab and frame already primed with a 04' crown vic front end swapped in and most body work done. I've already begun fixing small chips and flaws in the primer.
Welcome to FTE.
Let's see some pics of your '69.....
What is your approach for the rear axle since the wheel lug pattern is a mis-matched with a CV front subframe?
This is the truck when I first bought it. I'm a senior in high school and bought this truck from one of my teachers. In this picture its sitting in thr collision repair shop at my school after sitting in primer for a while.
The T-Bird IRS rear end has rotors/hubs with a 5 x 4.25" lug pattern. The (Cobra) Mustang rear brake conversion involves the 5 x 4.5" lug pattern SN95 Cobra hubs, rear rotors and calipers --not the same parts from the regular SN95 V6 and GT Mustangs.
You could have the existing T-Bird hubs/rotors redrilled for the 5 x 4.5" lug pattern or, swap to the '99-'04 SN95 Mustang Cobra rear hubs/11.65" rotors with their corresponding Varga single piston rear calipers.
If you swap to the Cobra rear brakes, you'll have to get or make a pair of adapter brackets to mount the Cobra caliper to the T-Birds IRS suspension knuckle, since the Cobra rotor is larger than the T-Bird rotor and will locate the Cobra caliper further away from the centerline of the spindle.
The T-Bird IRS rear end has rotors/hubs with a 5 x 4.25" lug pattern. The (Cobra) Mustang rear brake conversion involves the 5 x 4.5" lug pattern SN95 Cobra hubs, rear rotors and calipers --not the same parts from the regular SN95 V6 and GT Mustangs.
You could have the existing T-Bird hubs/rotors redrilled for the 5 x 4.5" lug pattern or, swap to the '99-'04 SN95 Mustang Cobra rear hubs/11.65" rotors with their corresponding Varga single piston rear calipers.
If you swap to the Cobra rear brakes, you'll have to get or make a pair of adapter brackets to mount the Cobra caliper to the T-Birds IRS suspension knuckle, since the Cobra rotor is larger than the T-Bird rotor and will locate the Cobra caliper further away from the centerline of the spindle.
I bought this bed already blasted (it was poorly blasted with something too abrasive or too much pressure). I built a wood cart to roll it around while i do all the body work. Here is the bed before sanding. After some sanding, it turned out really well. Light amount of filler on the right and a good sized dent in the front full of filler that i will fix. With no rust to deal with, this will be an easy job. Even the floor of the bed only has two dents and no rust.
So Monday i got a small blaster to use on the floor of the bed. I set it up today and after a lot of struggling(and a hose flying off the blaster) I got a sander out and got some work done. I didn't expect much from the blaster for its price, but it is beyond poorly made. So for now, I'll sand what I can and get some better parts for the blaster.
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