71-73 mach 1 Hood on a torino? |
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MonteCobra
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Posted: 05-November-2014 at 3:15PM |
Hey so does anybody have a 71-73 mustang and a 70-71 torino? are the hoods similar length and width? i dont care if it wont bolt on, thats why we have welders and cutting tools
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kychevyguy
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Things that make you go hmmmm
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JT, USAF Ret./Architect
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MonteCobra
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unlovedford
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If you are good with a welder, you can slice the middle of the Mustang beltline "bump", fold it in, weld in a pair of lower Torino panels, and form a lip up top to match the Torino contour. If you can do it, this will look awesome.
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Joe
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MonteCobra
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Yeah flattening out the mustang body line was in the plan, but its pretty far down on the priority list
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