On your car it attaches to the trunk lid.

Baker’s Auto has the seal kit, you can find it here : http://www.bakersauto.com/WEATHERSTRIP-TRUNK-61-62-63/productinfo/TWS61/

Rubber the Right Way also lists the seal, you can find it here : http://www.rubbertherightway.com/1963-lincoln-restoration-parts-trunk-7768-ctg.htm

That’s a clean 69 – good luck with the sale!

Also, if you haven’t made it there already you should post it for sale on the Suicide Slabs Facebook page.

I look forward to reading about the new build!

Well guys this one is going to be on hold for a while. I found another 64 that is a complete car that I’m picking up. After i’m done with that one I’ll pick back up on this one. I’ll start a new build thread on that car once I get it going and i’ll pick this one back up when I start on it again.

Clicking one of these icons in the feed will let you upload images, video, documents, and audio – plus it’ll show up in the site-wide gallery.

Just a small update to say that the “add media” button now clicks and lets you select files; you no longer need to drag and drop them on to the upload area.

Lift was installed this morning.. It fit great in the shop and is going to give me a lot of extra room and keep me from having to work on my back on the concrete.. Unlike my last build I won’t have to be constantly getting up and down and crawling out from under the car. I can’t wait to get started ..

Well The lift arrived today. Hope to have it up sometime this weekend with any luck. then with any luck we can get a good luck at the underside of the 64.

Haven’t had much time to work on the car lately due to family stuff. On the good side I got the race car sold and cash in hand so we are going to get wild soon. I also ordered my bendpak 10klb two post lift yesterday for the shop and it will be here the end of next week. So no more working on my back. Also looking at a new gig welder to help with…[Read more]

Specialty Power Windows sells some universal windshield wiper kits that are cable driven. The kits work great in hot rods and custom setups and I see no reason why it couldn’t be adapted to a Lincoln.

You can find ’em at : http://www.specialtypowerwindows.com/main.php

Man that’s beautiful.

Lincoln Land should be able to hook you up. You can find them here : http://www.lincolnlandinc.com/

And it appears this person has done the joint on a 64 : http://bigfancycar.blogspot.com/2014/04/a-diy-guide-to-rag-jointsteering.html

If you have contact info share that as well.. Don’t be greedy and keep it all to yourself.