Ice, you can start the convoy, pick-up Mark, and a number of hours later, get to JC's, Hopefully I will have my unit going by then. Looking forward to it.

My heart goes out to you Mike, it must be rough when it's that cold.

Just get the slick going, quit messing around with other projects, and burn the crushed velvet.

You going to use it for a daily driver?

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Three votes from me for the uni, that is also a nice 34 Ford.

Nice looking. Makes me want to clean the spare parts out of my truck cab and box.

Do you deliver?

It looks good, but what is with all the snow? Do you have an igloo out behind there somewhere?

I've been looking at the Scotts system. Have seen it a number of units, and it looks heavier than some of the others. Talked to Justin (Owner of Scotts) at a show and he was very helpfull.

What size of a cat engine would you consider? I have see an old Olds that a heavy duty mechanic or trucker had installed a 3206 Cat. He ended up replacing the complete drivetrain and was running about 17" tires. I do have a picture of this car somewhere in my files.

Hey Johnny, How do you really feel about Roddoors?

I measured my 61, with a 292, 4.25" directly behind the distributor.

I saw a 65 out of Strathmore, AB that had Montego rear window installed into it. It was part of the Strathmore group at the world of wheels. What ruined the truck for me was the chev BB he was running in it.

Paul Merrell wrote:does anyone know where I can find the bezel for rear window for the mercury montclair

Try My66Longbed's truck.

I saw this setup at the F100 Super Nationals this last May, I was considering purchasing it until I saw it, that changed my mind. It does look good, but it was not what I am really looking for. I would rather dress up the factory dash.

Although I have a 115 volt mig welder, I would suggest using your welder to tack everything together while lining things up, and the hire a professional welder to stitch it in place. A professional welder knows the properties of metal, and if a weld has the characteristics in order to not break or c...

I still own my first vehicle, it is a 61 Mercury unibody swb, which burned up on me in the early eighties. This is also my project truck which has been stored in my garage for the last twenty some years, while the new vehicles sit outside in the elements.