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Alright! Update on the Falcon! Got the parts back from the chemical strip guy in Wachula they look as good as I thought they would trunk lid has a few rust holes and driver door must have been backed into a garage while it was open sprayed primer so we can start blocking the car and fixing what ...

Time for an update of sorts. The coolant leak appears to be under control after installing the t-bolt clamp. I’ve run the motor on several occasions getting up to full temp, which looks to hold steady at 185.

I’ve run several laps around my neighborhood to verify everything functions as it should ...

Here she is all sanded down hope prime soon!

Alright I’m back, these are some pictures of the falcon from earlier in the month found a few more spots Where the metal needs replacement almos
ready to prep for primer. Went to the Mecum auction Kissimee and the Rolex 24 at Daytona great victory for our ford mustangs!

Tom Wells wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 8:21 am The beginning of a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle

Definitely! You should see all the bags of parts I have

Happy New year everyone! Spent New Year’s Eve pulling the remaining wiring out of the dash getting ready to strip the car and start chassis work!

Thanks Tom!

Also at Sebring Curt and Ralph of Cobra automotive hooked me up with some front Disc Brakes for the falcon!

Since my last post I have brought the fenders, hood, trunk, and doors to the turkey rod run where the guy that does the chemical stripping is taking them to Wauchula should be getting them back after Christmas. My Export brace and under engine brace have arrived so that will get fitted soon! Here ...

Yep, looks like you have good "bones" to work with.
The only advise I would give is to work with one or two sections of the project at a time and finish that section..It help to mentally keep from being overwhelmed. When you stand back after a while and look at it you tend to only see the finished ...