Been hustling on the car. Got a lot done. Still much more to go. Will be at Doin’ It In The Dark in Lakeland on 2/28 to show the progress. This past Sunday my Pops and I dropped the motor in the car. 1) I had to move it as we moved a carport and it couldn’t stay where I had it 2) I wanted to be able to cut the wires to the correct length for the…[Read more]

I look forward to reading about the new build!

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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

had a good friend of mine come out for some simple striping

alittle Kustom Kulture on the back

and something simple on the hood

may do some later…but not to worried about it since this is just a temp paint job right now.

did alittle work on making some back interior stereo speaker pods, my next main adventure is sorting out the interior this summer along with some stereo

first fabbed up the backing board and speaker pod and test fit

then I stretched some material over it all and fiberglassed it

got them all smoothed out

then covered them in…[Read more]

some new shots of everyday life

just crushing grass

finally got my pump and manifold situated the way I want it, resides behind passenger front tire

just enjoying local cruis-ins

got to take my equally awesome daughter to a Halloween party in the big Linc

just strutting its stuff!

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