A car with no name. by 67catmando

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I have been quiet for a while. Time is short, but I wanted to post a update. Take a look at the rear valance. It is on the bench and will still need a little body work but you get the idea.

Again I cant take credit for the metal fabrication. This was done by Bob Durling at Durling Mechanical in Fairfield, CA. He also shaved the rear bumper bolts to match the front. I was going for the look that a 69 mustang has around the exhaust tips.

8-12-2013

Yeah, it matches the front only in the sense that it is shaved from the outside. The rear bumper has the bracket welded to it. So instead of removing the bumper from the bracket, he welded the two together and then dealt with removing the head of the bolt. So the bolts will still go through from the inside of the trunk out into the bracket. The bumper was adjusted right before it was removed, so it should go back on and be cool. Fingers crossed. 

Thanks for the boost guys. I am really glad I found a talented metal worker/machinist who is helping me get the ideas turned into a reality.