John R 68 Barracuda

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Great work John was not long ago i was wheel spinning up that grass

Keep the info coming scaffold ramp great :thumbright:
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Thanks guys the frame was Kevs idea just rolled it off the lorry onto the frame
Dunc. it will have a support under the box , I am cutting down the stock X member as I only have one bolt hole on each side left , I had to remove the upper frame from the tunnel on the inside to make room for the box , only had to cut a small hole so far in the side of the tunnel to get gearbox in will post some more pics later
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JohnR wrote:Thanks guys the frame was Kevs idea just rolled it off the lorry onto the frame
Dunc. it will have a support under the box , I am cutting down the stock X member as I only have one bolt hole on each side left , I had to remove the upper frame from the tunnel on the inside to make room for the box , only had to cut a small hole so far in the side of the tunnel to get gearbox in will post some more pics later

yes john i can see that. what i meant was i would have kept all the bracing that follows the tunnel just pushed it higher up if you can under stand me i dont think that would interfere with anything inside the car...

yes i have fitted a few of them 4 speeds and its tight,
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Is that a Spaghetti Menders Wiring kit ? ! :shock:

Good to see your still hard at it, ramp was a good bit of ingenuity & must make life a bit easier :thumbright:
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Looks like it Mark, that,s some of the wires for the fuel injection ,I have to extend them so I can put the ECU on the bulkhead . but it all works !!!!!!

Dunc I get what you are on about , but I thought I would do it this way have to see how it works out !! have to go back to Pets at Home to get a new cat toy as I broke mine getting the engine out
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Flipping hell John, it only went in for a bit of bodywork. :shock:

Really would like to go down this road, with a late V8 lump.

Good work lads, cant believe you got Dell doing a bit :shock: :D

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Wow, John! That looks a bit different to last I saw it! Haven't been on for ages, so missed a lot of this work, but it looks like you guys will be proud wit the results. 8-)

You are motivating me to get my arse in gear. :thumbright:
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