Thread: 67 Supernake Build 2

Where did you get those tires? I thought KD's were discontinued?

The tires and the rear suspension came off of a 68 Mustang Project car that i purchased at the same time as this car. The project car is in rough shape and did not need the expensive suspension, wheels, tires, etc. that were installed. So, i stripped the project car of the parts so that i could use them on this car and now the project car will go up for sale as a project shell with VIN. The tires are probably 3 years old.

7/25/11

Doors are fit.







TCP Pushrods suspension is fully installed.









They are going to start fitting the lower scoops next.

If anybody is interested in buying this car as either a shell or a full roller, please contact me.

Originally Posted by Restocreations

I'm going to need to put several hundred miles on the Ironman movie car before it can go up for sale. I hope to have it completed and on the road by August. It is very close to being finished. I will probably put it in the dupont registry. Any suggestions?

Which movie car? One of my clients has a car that was in the movie

The 65 Cobra that Robert Downey Jr Smashes in the movie Ironman. You can see pictures of it in my other thread.

Originally Posted by Restocreations

The 65 Cobra that Robert Downey Jr Smashes in the movie Ironman. You can see pictures of it in my other thread.

Oh, my friend has the orange Saleen S7 TT from the movie

I just went by the shop and the TCI parts and the motor arrived this week.

The motor looks fantastic and now that i see it in person, i am really happy with my purchase.

Im impressed with the TCI components as well and they also look better looking in person than i expected.

Front Brake and spindle assembly. I'm going to remove the bare cast spindle and powder-coat it in a cast iron color.





Adjustable coilovers with adjustable shocks



Plain steel control arms. They only offered gloss or semi gloss black powdercoating from TCI and i would like to do them in a hammered gray finish to add some contrast. If you get too much black, a suspension system can look really boring.



Very nice welds on the control arms. Im going to flip the ball joints and then use the LH arm on the RH side and vice versa. By doing this, the car is only dropped 1" in the front end as opposed to 2. I prefer a space between the wheel well and the tire.





Power Steering Rack. I'm very happy to see that it is not painted black. I like the look of bare aluminum.



And the 5.0 Coyote engine

Awwwooooooo!!

This is a great thread subscribing for it. Hopefully in time I can have me a build like this.

amazing build