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122 frame dimensions 120-130

posted by  Dinahmoe on  Fri Nov 28 09:00 CST 2008
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Thank you kindly, that is great and will help me align the rear end. Sadly it has no upper body measurements.

I can at least know the bottom is good, Hopefully, I can just X the top and should be good to go. I was thinking of making the whole core support removable, but now I think I'd better weld all that stuff back in, or at least modify it. The radiator will have to sit in front of the present core support.

I'm using a heavy duty radiator from a 65 mustang.






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