I like how every thing is built around the bench seat

Wait till ya see the exhaust system that's getting ready to be built.

Ready and waiting

Got my stainless merge collectors jigged up in place, now I can build the headers forward and the exhaust rearward from here. These are nice pieces, got them from Stainless Headers MFG. Fast turnaround also, would recommend them.

Had a little time to make sparks yesterday, slight mod to trans cross-member. still need to do the other side.

I remember you back when you put your pants on one leg at a time.... lol

Looks great Dave

LOL Don! And thanks! Back then my knees and ankles didn't sound like a bowl of rice crispies after a weekend of crawling in, out, and underneath a racecar

Thats why you get a hoist

Added a few more bars under the floor this weekend.

Looking good hoping to be making some passes soon in the new dart

Using the 25" long front spring segment? Nice work!

Yep 25 inch, thanks

Wow, your car looks awesome. Very nice fab skills and ideas. I wish I would've seen this before I started on my Dart, lol. I think you said you are running a 12" rear wheel? With a 315? Do you know what the sectional width is of the sidewall when is on the rim? And what backspacing are you running on the front wheel? I also have a Bob's Profab front end and I'd like to keep the tires tucked in. Again awesome build

This build looks awesome!
One question though, can I look at all the attachments on the earlier pages without downloading them? I don't want to download all of these pictures if I don't have to.

I can measure the section width on the rears.

I'll have to look at my paperwork, Bob said to use 1.75 backspace on the fronts but I may have measured and snuck in 2.0 I will have to check.

No idea why the old pics don't show up? May have to pm a moderator on that

Top notch work Dave

Made some progress on the exhaust

Brian's flanges are a work of art!

Made this stainless plate that will be welded to the pipe and bolted to the floor and will act as the rear support for the system. There is a V-band just below the plate and one over by the quarter panel exit flange.