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Chuck's 1970 Mustang: The Rebuild...
This thread will be dedicated to the rebuild of Chuck's 1970 Mustang, or in this case, the replacement and build.
The Crash
Link to the Chuckaton Thread: Donations are MUCH appreciated
https://www.429-460.com/general-discussion-f5/chuckathon-help-chuck-get-back-onto-the-dragstrip-t1598.htm
The Crash
Link to the Chuckaton Thread: Donations are MUCH appreciated
https://www.429-460.com/general-discussion-f5/chuckathon-help-chuck-get-back-onto-the-dragstrip-t1598.htm
Last edited by D. Sea on October 13th 2009, 12:11 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Chuckathon Thread Link)
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Surgery to extract the engine and transmission from the car
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Hope scrap metal prices go up soon, this was just added to the growing pile behind the shop
Engine and trans are out
Hairline crack in tail shaft housing
Engine and trans are out
Hairline crack in tail shaft housing
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The Man, The Myth, The LEGEND, hard at work
Gutting the interior is nearly complete
Gutting the interior is nearly complete
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[quote="D. Sea"]The Man, The Myth, The LEGEND, hard at work
I see besides holding a phone, he holds a drink pretty good T00..
Im sure the floors were really bent up with the impact. But how bad is the body from firewall rearward? Could the outer sheetmetal be used for a pipe-rack?, was curious.
I hope the crank/etc is okay too. A hit like that will kill end-play in a hurry. Hopefully the engergy was released byevidence of that trans housing crack.
Years ago a local yard by me had a 70 Boss 302car that hit a telephone dead center. It had a 2FT camel-toe in her! .Plus the motor was toast.
Keep it up guys.
Regards.
Al
I see besides holding a phone, he holds a drink pretty good T00..
Im sure the floors were really bent up with the impact. But how bad is the body from firewall rearward? Could the outer sheetmetal be used for a pipe-rack?, was curious.
I hope the crank/etc is okay too. A hit like that will kill end-play in a hurry. Hopefully the engergy was released byevidence of that trans housing crack.
Years ago a local yard by me had a 70 Boss 302car that hit a telephone dead center. It had a 2FT camel-toe in her! .Plus the motor was toast.
Keep it up guys.
Regards.
Al
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I'd look the tranny case over real good, even then I'd be leary of it. I'm sure Coug has one.
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holy shit - when did this happen- thank god your ok big man - wish i lived closer i could help you with some welding and fab work
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Gerry,
It happened at the Bowling Green NMRA Race.
Damon,
You guys have been busy getting the car taken apart,that Chucks dad [Eddie] sure is a worker.He was always moving around in Columbus didn't sit down very often.
Later Mark.
It happened at the Bowling Green NMRA Race.
Damon,
You guys have been busy getting the car taken apart,that Chucks dad [Eddie] sure is a worker.He was always moving around in Columbus didn't sit down very often.
Later Mark.
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Jeeze you guys don't piss around!! Lots of torchin with the Bobcat for back-up, thats the way to rip stuff apart!!
Making good progress guys!!
Bill
Making good progress guys!!
Bill
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Yep, you guys are makin' some good progress on it... With the front clip cut away, it don't look near as bad now...
Doug...
Doug...
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Reply to a PM about the car. Maybe someone, besides me, should look over the car in person.
Thanks for the help Gary. I talked to Randy last night and he has glide case, Chuck said the Dan also offered a case so we should be in good shape there. I wish you could drive down and look at the car and give us your opinion. There's a LOT of stress marks all over the body, roof and even the passenger side quarter. I think the frame is tweaked beyond repair. The shocks are at an angle from the drivers side wheel hitting the wall and moving the rear over. IMO Chuck needs to start with another car. I too hate to see this happen but in the long run I think it would be better to retire ole blue
We don't "piss around" and I have to admit, I had a little too much fun cutting the front off the car Next step is to finish stripping the car and investigate any damage to the engine. I agree with your Fabio, It would be best to just get another case, I don't trust that one since I found the crack in the tailshaft housing.
Link to the Chuckaton Thread: Donations are MUCH appreciated
https://www.429-460.com/general-discussion-f5/chuckathon-help-chuck-get-back-onto-the-dragstrip-t1598.htm.
Thanks for the help Gary. I talked to Randy last night and he has glide case, Chuck said the Dan also offered a case so we should be in good shape there. I wish you could drive down and look at the car and give us your opinion. There's a LOT of stress marks all over the body, roof and even the passenger side quarter. I think the frame is tweaked beyond repair. The shocks are at an angle from the drivers side wheel hitting the wall and moving the rear over. IMO Chuck needs to start with another car. I too hate to see this happen but in the long run I think it would be better to retire ole blue
We don't "piss around" and I have to admit, I had a little too much fun cutting the front off the car Next step is to finish stripping the car and investigate any damage to the engine. I agree with your Fabio, It would be best to just get another case, I don't trust that one since I found the crack in the tailshaft housing.
Link to the Chuckaton Thread: Donations are MUCH appreciated
https://www.429-460.com/general-discussion-f5/chuckathon-help-chuck-get-back-onto-the-dragstrip-t1598.htm.
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Damon,
Did you all ever get a list together of stuff Chuck needs?
Did you all ever get a list together of stuff Chuck needs?
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jbozzelle wrote:Damon,
Did you all ever get a list together of stuff Chuck needs?
John,
Yes, it's on the Chuckathon thread in General Discussion. We will soon be adding a few more items to the list.
Thanks
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I looked at the car fairly close at Bowling green. I can't see how he could ever reuse the car. It was bucked across the roof c pillars quarters. I bet the floor pan is torn or at least buckled also. That was a hell of a impact.
No telling what's damaged or weekened that you can't see. JMHO
No telling what's damaged or weekened that you can't see. JMHO
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Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
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You seem to know lots about "ol'gals"...Maggie May maybe ?dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
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dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
Good idea
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Nevs wrote:dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
Good idea
Well that's what we were talking about looking into but then Coug presented us with another option. If we are going to build a whole new frame for this wrecked car, why not build the frame for a "More Complete" car. So Coug has offered to donate a 70 Fastback Body. So I believe Chuck and Eddie are about to take a trip to Texas and pick up the new project. We still have some things to strip off of Chuck's car.
Off Topic: Our friend Rob is bringing us two HUGE air compressors to "Store" for him, I'll hook up the 220 compressor and use it until he needs it back just gotta unload them today with the Bobcat.
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..............or buy my 69
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richter69 wrote:..............or buy my 69
We don't have that kind of fundage but wish we could...
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I would donate tweetybird, but we'd never get him in it :lol!:So ,I guess I'll just have to keep it awhile longer
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56Tbird wrote:I would donate tweetybird, but we'd never get him in it :lol!:So ,I guess I'll just have to keep it awhile longer
You gotta shoe horn and some KAY WHY! Oh that sounded WRONG
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D. Sea wrote:Nevs wrote:dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
Good idea
Well that's what we were talking about looking into but then Coug presented us with another option. If we are going to build a whole new frame for this wrecked car, why not build the frame for a "More Complete" car. So Coug has offered to donate a 70 Fastback Body. So I believe Chuck and Eddie are about to take a trip to Texas and pick up the new project................
What happened to buying Randy Moore's car?
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jbozzelle wrote:D. Sea wrote:Nevs wrote:dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
Good idea
Well that's what we were talking about looking into but then Coug presented us with another option. If we are going to build a whole new frame for this wrecked car, why not build the frame for a "More Complete" car. So Coug has offered to donate a 70 Fastback Body. So I believe Chuck and Eddie are about to take a trip to Texas and pick up the new project................
What happened to buying Randy Moore's car?
X2???
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Lem Evans wrote:You seem to know lots about "ol'gals"...Maggie May maybe ?dfree383 wrote:Full tube chassis.......And save the ol'gal...
experianced goods are a better bet.....
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