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It's finally going to happen!!
- Thread starter Kats66Pny
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B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Glad to hear.
Make note to the shop owner to make first his measurements before removing it so He can position the new one on the right place.
Very important as it will show when you will install the doors and fenders.
Ask me why I know this .
Make note to the shop owner to make first his measurements before removing it so He can position the new one on the right place.
Very important as it will show when you will install the doors and fenders.
Ask me why I know this .
Rejoice when you get it back...the way you want it. :roll
I have no fear about it not getting put in right and have faith Doug (fellow stangfixer) knows what needs to be done.
http://www.classiccollisionandrestoration.com <~~ awesome work :thu
http://www.classiccollisionandrestoration.com <~~ awesome work :thu
DEL65
Of The Morons
Cool. Any progress is positive.
Ponyman66
Yak, yak, yak
Great Kat! I'm can't wait until Friday. Finally decided against fixing what I have and am going to order one. Hopefully mine will be installed next weekend. We'll have to share a thread (somethin like, "Look at our cowls!"). :yah
Grabber70Mach
Well-Known Member
Congrats Kat :thu
guruatbol
Always on vacation!
Great! You will be all fired up when it returns....
I can't wait to see pics. This is gonna be a great car for you...
Mel
I can't wait to see pics. This is gonna be a great car for you...
Mel
tarafied1
Well-Known Member
I admire your passion for this car Kat!
Thanks!
Once the new cowl gets put on, the next step.. going back and cleaning up the engine bay and making it look nice. Then take off the front suspension and replace the bushings (they are all pretty much nasty and look like burnt squished marshmallows), clean up the control arms, do the shelby drop, and add roller perches that I've been dying to put on since Christmas. :thu
Once the new cowl gets put on, the next step.. going back and cleaning up the engine bay and making it look nice. Then take off the front suspension and replace the bushings (they are all pretty much nasty and look like burnt squished marshmallows), clean up the control arms, do the shelby drop, and add roller perches that I've been dying to put on since Christmas. :thu
Are you having that little rust issue above the windshield fixed along with the cowl? It would seem to be more suited to a professional repair rather than a DIY'er.
70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
"Kats66Pny" said:
I think the answer that we are all looking for here is... "YES!".
bj 
AzPete
Well-Known Member
Don't forget progress pics.....
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
:weas :wop
And it only cost me gas $ for them to tow Gert. I love having friends with tow trucks. :thu
There she goes...
and at the shop.
They'll start working on the cowl next week. I *might* get lucky and the side cowl that I thought would need replaced, might not need to be. We're going to do the cowl first, see how much that breaks my husband's wallet, and then if it didn't hurt his wallet too bad, do the other stuff, like the apron and that section above the window.
There she goes...
and at the shop.
They'll start working on the cowl next week. I *might* get lucky and the side cowl that I thought would need replaced, might not need to be. We're going to do the cowl first, see how much that breaks my husband's wallet, and then if it didn't hurt his wallet too bad, do the other stuff, like the apron and that section above the window.
Fast68back
Guest
"Kats66Pny" said:
I sometimes wish I had boobs too........ Congrats on getting her over there and under the knife