[geno8769]

Could someone please post a picture of their subframe conectors?

A description of what thickness of steel they used, etc. I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[ckelly]

No pic - haven't built any yet, but the most common thickness is 10 gauge 2 x 2 steel. You do know you'll have to fab from scratch. I would not be able to supply a pic because I'd fab them basically in place and the way I route mine might not work for your equipment.

 

[F15Falcon]

I am planning on building connectors for these cars ('66-'71) as soon as I get a mule to work on. I'll build some jigs have them available soon.

 

[ckelly]

2 door or 4 door?

 

[F15Falcon]

Both.

 

[geno8769]

Cool!!

 

[Murff]

Here are our homemade connectors. 2X3 mild.

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[Tracer64]

Nice, did you just tie into the top of the arch (frame underneith)? My comet is set up the same way so that should work.
Thanks
Tracy

 

[Murff]

Yeah. The 2x3 box drops right into the factory frame rails from above and overlaps by about 1/2". Weld it up and it's done. Total material cost was about $10.00, 3 - 4 hours cutting, fitting & welding.

 

[107485]

heres mine! welded to the tb's, seat under things and rear, i used a couple of plates for added strength, hard to see but its the only i have pic of it

 

[geno8769]

Thanks.