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Solenoid was previously moved to Make room for the strut tower brace. It was ok since the battery was in the trunk , but now ? 

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That cross brace, looks like old school Shelby stuff, very cool, and they really work stiffening up the body.. good stuff, buddy !

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So last night I had soooo much fun, tucking it back, slightly offset between the windshield fluid reservoir and the steel brace, totally safe

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Because if the size of the new alternator I had to modified the mounting bracket and tweak with it he wiring harness a bit. But she’s alive :)

D9702034-8AE2-4BB0-9A92-77443AD4BA06.thumb.jpeg.fc44f458bc94f79826251f7ec1210529.jpegthe difference in size is obvious 

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small cut to increase clearance was necessary. 
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naturally, I had to dress it up a little 

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old hardware was cleaned and blued

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the New unit in its natural habitat 

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wired in

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1 hour ago, Martinnfb said:

Because if the size of the new alternator I had to modified the mounting bracket and tweak with it he wiring harness a bit. But she’s alive :)

D9702034-8AE2-4BB0-9A92-77443AD4BA06.thumb.jpeg.fc44f458bc94f79826251f7ec1210529.jpegthe difference in size is obvious 

66EDB7C5-5D3F-4B3F-B323-D197BA74EB65.thumb.jpeg.93e8f8422f9e21d7ca53852401315d37.jpeg

small cut to increase clearance was necessary. 
AB693786-971C-481D-8CD5-C4051CAA8B30.thumb.jpeg.26eb29fca330af2682e79c6508e4314d.jpeg

naturally, I had to dress it up a little 

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old hardware was cleaned and blued

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the New unit in its natural habitat 

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wired in

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are you TRYING to 'make' and ELECTRIC Mustang??:rofl::rofl::rofl:

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There's a company making a electric "crate motor" that will basically fit wherever an LS small block does. It even has the same mounting points.

 

 

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17 minutes ago, BlrwestSiR said:

There's a company making a electric "crate motor" that will basically fit wherever an LS small block does. It even has the same mounting points.

 

 

Yes, but you won't be able to squeeze the battery into the engine bay tho...

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Last night I spent by ripping the rubber sound deadening sticker out of the back. The glue residue is everywhere. Also I was able “finally “ to figure out the seat belt layout. Realizing that I’m missing a bunch of hardware I took off shopping this morning. 
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here’s the trunk area before clean up

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Now   Time to secure the side panels , top headliner and I should bring off whatever if left of the roll cage 

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1 hour ago, Martinnfb said:

Last night I spent by ripping the rubber sound deadening sticker out of the back. The glue residue is everywhere.

Apologies Martin, we are told that more is more when it comes to applying the Sika Mastic. Rather too much than an inadequate coverage, especially when it's used in areas of water leakage. This factor also makes it especially difficult for assemblers when doing interiors, as it's really hard to get out of felts and carpets.

We're not meant to think about the consequences of taking it out.

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I have to admit, you’re absolutely right. I put it there some eight years ago and now I’m paying the price. 
after few hours of grinding the rollcage leftovers I was able to wash it all off and install the rear bench that I got from a wrecker years back and put a new Corbeau upholstery on it. Looks ok.  Spare wheel well was painted...... just because. :)
 

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Thank you Carl, to be frank I hate this car. :)

new console from LMR arrived today, so I can use the carboard box to pack up your Beaufighter. :)

 

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1 hour ago, Martinnfb said:

Thank you Carl, to be frank I hate this car. :)

A love/hate sort of relationship I guess. :D

No rush on the Beaufighter. My bench, in fact the whole basement is in shambles at the moment. Partway through the reorganization.

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15 hours ago, Bomber_County said:

Martin, I’d be careful with this car, the steering wheel is on the wrong side......good see a gear lever though.......:ph34r:

Don't be talking about gear levers, now....

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...or floss.

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