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Re: Fwd
Not my thing at all, as I love rwd, but it does spark my imagination to wonder if you could use an early 90s awd Aerostar chassis.
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1967 f100 long bed 2wd, 390, np435
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis
1967 f100 long bed 2wd, 390, np435
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis
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Re: Fwd
Wow, Never heard this. Would like to see what it is all about. I Would rather Have RWD. Why FWD??
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1971 F100 SWB 302 2WD (Work In Progress)
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1971 F100 SWB 302 2WD (Work In Progress)
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2020 F150 4X4 3.5 Eco Boost / icon Silver
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Re: Fwd
My Grandpa built this kit car back in the 80's. It is a rear engine car. The drive terrain is from a front wheel drive oldsmobile tornodo from the early 70's I believe. It has a chevy 350. In order to make it work the whole engine/transmission is installed backwards and then he flipped the rear end of the car so that the final output would make it go forward. I don't have any pictures with the hood open but if you are interested I could get some pics. He's too old to get in and out of the car so guess who gets to take care of it for him!



1969 F100 428 with T19, 3.00 9inch 31 spline w/ Detroit Trutrac, '74 frame swap successful!
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Re: Fwd
Is that an old Coyote kit car?
You need to scrap the toronado lead weight and slap in a Taurus SHO setup.
You need to scrap the toronado lead weight and slap in a Taurus SHO setup.
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Re: Fwd
Yes it's the coyote, not many people recognize it! There's no way I'm going to try to fit a different engine in it. My grandpa already performed major surgery on it to get the v8 in it. I don't want to open that can of worms again. 

1969 F100 428 with T19, 3.00 9inch 31 spline w/ Detroit Trutrac, '74 frame swap successful!
http://s43.photobucket.com/albums/e356/mrtleavitt/
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Re: Fwd
Cool, I Haven't seen one of those in a long time. Sounds like your grandpa has some skills
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https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipM ... mfKhMOFcFj
1971 F100 SWB 302 2WD (Work In Progress)
2010 F250 4X4 6.4 Power Stroke / lariat Black
2020 F150 4X4 3.5 Eco Boost / icon Silver
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipM ... mfKhMOFcFj
1971 F100 SWB 302 2WD (Work In Progress)
2010 F250 4X4 6.4 Power Stroke / lariat Black
2020 F150 4X4 3.5 Eco Boost / icon Silver
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Re: Fwd
Hardcastle and McCormick w/ Brian KeithDDAN1130 wrote:wasn't there a coyote car in one of the great 80's tv shows? It rings a bell but I can't place it...
Cheers,
Dan
