Slick 60's

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Its quite a bit narrower then the CV. if you wanted to use the Cv rear you can, then you can run the same wheels front and back. I've got 17x9 Cragars with 1" spacers on the rear right now. You could go with a larger offset wheel, but i already had these.

I like those CV swap brackets. Who was the vendor?

I bought a running 05 police interceptor to use as a donor for a Slick swap. They can be found fairly cheap and make a great donor. I drove the car for a couple of months but my timing wasn't right and needed to free up some funds to purchase a car for my daughter. I sold the PI and made some quick cash. May look at doing that again once I find a good Slick.

Keep us updated on the project. Looking great thus far!

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5" back space, just measured them.

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River city just did the crown Vic wiring. He has a video on YouTube for it.

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I don't recall what engine/trans you are going with, but this may have some impact on the harness you choose. I've always used the stock harnesses, but I have kept my trucks pretty stock. Its been easy to add electronic ignition to a stock harness, but you'd run into some challenges if you want killer sound, a/c.....

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc2VuDHJ9P4

Link you should check out. Our fellow slick 60's member who is doing the crown Vic swap.

I think as long as you are not going with a fuel injected engine, any of the harnesses out there should work. They certainly vary in price, I see them from $200 to over $600. I am not sure what you get for the extra $s. Sometimes it is just the name.

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