My first 67 Mustang had a transplant toploader 3 speed overdrive (4th was overdrive). I asked him if the T19 was rebuilt that way since he told me it was a fresh rebuild.I never heard/knew that a T19 (or any 4 speed) had an option for 4th being an overdrive.
Thanks. I got the Summit Block Huggers and they look like they may fit but are really close to the mini starter. Yes I heated and bent the twin sticks pretty far but still had to cut the floor. I could have modified the sticks to fit but got really lazy.Pace Setter F150 shorty headers for 90s trucks will work. Probably any brand for those pickups... I ordered "Summit Racing" and they came with a Pace Setter model plate tacked on.
I am guessing you will need to use a hydraulic clutch for the M5R? You may be able to make the stockers work if you get creative with bends.
I bet that transfer case handle will be about mid-thigh position for your passenger. That may take some special bending sprinkled with curse words.
Good progress.
Thanks. I got the Summit Block Huggers and they look like they may fit but are really close to the mini starter. Yes I heated and bent the twin sticks pretty far but still had to cut the floor.
What’s your priority? A stock system with the Blazer motor upgrade is tough to beat. But under dash air isn’t super efficient. Vintage air takes a lot of mods, I’m doing one now. I have been told that the Vintage air units work well though. You can check my build thread to see how I dealt with the stock control holes.
Thanks for the feedback, I replaced that corner and A LOT of hammering to get the crease out of the metal. Just to note, if you ever have to replace the rounded corner be sure to save the tab that locks your the tailgate from your original corner to re-weld to the new corner.Nice work on the passenger side rear quarter! I agree with Randy that the Blazer motor in the stock heater box works great. I did that with mine years ago.
That’s a sweet glove box! I’m having my son-in-law fabricate something similar out of aluminum currently.Still priming and sanding but I forgot when I purchased it the previous owner had provided a new dash because my original had a few rust holes. It was edp coated and started sanding it to prime it as well. It came in the original packing from Quadratec but it has a metal dash attached to it that is 8" deep and it will not accept the original glove box lock assembly and the box door has a heavy duty piano hinge. I looked up their site and cannot find a similar item. I know I can use a cabinet type lock to close the door but my big concern is making sure the heater will fit. I see the replacement glove box doors are only 6" deep. Does anyone remember this being offered. Looking at the shipping label it was shipped in 2017.