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And it is just the beginning. Looking good so far though

900 cfm is not enough.

Might just consider replacing them. One thing to consider is the seals on the pivot are one of the most notorious sites for leaks. And now is the time to update them at your current ease of access.

Does “gentle” persuasion include using a ford tool? ( a bfh)

Damn, missed it. Happy birthday! Think about you every time I pass new port richey on 75 when I’m going north

Evaporust for smaller parts

Organization is total key to success. You seem to have a good start on it. Some parts are harder to find than others. Such as trunk lids and rear seat. Having that much room to work is also a big plus. I’m jealous. Best of luck and welcome!

Welcome. Lots of work coming but a great feeling as it starts coming together

It is indeed good to hear from you

Wish I could get mine to hook like that. Welcome

There’s a couple Bahama yellow rr’s out there. Or as I call it, baby puke butterscotch

Enjoy it! Being a curmudgeon can be a lot of fun.

Someone in the cars life possibly did something they shouldn’t have to the original engine and found this replacement. There should be plenty of parts available for it. The bigger concern is has it been bored out before and if so how much. And does it need to be bored more to clean up cylinders.

Stock wheel opening, 17 x 9 wheel

3:55 Dana 60, 494 stroker about 600 hp. Passon 5 gear, rxt mccleod twin disc

I have made a couple passes with them. ( nitto 5555 r 2) they did much better than street tires with which I didn’t stop spinning until third gear. I still had to feather a little coming off the line. I’m still learning as a driver so I’m not so sure my experience would be same as for you.

Your car, your vision. Go for it.

Edelbrach, trickflow, 440 source. I run Indy little ez’s, but mine is a little more race then street

I have nittos on mine

Stole the idea originally from Ian roussou ? And I did make a mock up to make sure I cleared the grill. It’s close but I don’t hit the floor. Going back up is very easy, lifting it out is tougher but still doable with one person.