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I started this as an Eleanor project a few years ago and stopped working on it and decided to sell and finish the project the way the customer wants.
This is how Vulcan will be built:
Robert Pond SOHC 427 +++ cubic inch block
Hilborn EFI
TKO 600 5 speed
Strange 9” rear with 31 spline axles
Rod & Custom front suspension
TCP subframe connectors with G-bar rear suspension
Fab 9 narrowed housing
Wilwood 14" brakes
18” wheels in the front 19” in the rear
Body modifications:
Fender flares
Mini tubbed
Eleanor side scoops
Drip rails removed
1967 Shelby style hood and deck lid
Cowl vents filled
Custom front valance with spoiler
Custom side exhaust
Custom interior
This is how Vulcan looks at the start of the project
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Flash68
02-09-2013, 07:55 AM
Killer motor choice! (Even if its a Ford). :D
214Chevy
02-09-2013, 09:40 AM
Sound killer!!:thumbsup: Is that an original body or have the panels been replaced? It looks really good. Watching this one come to life.
NOPANTS68
02-09-2013, 10:17 AM
It would be bitchin just to see it as a Mustang and not a hybrid Shelby/Elanor thing since it's been done to death, but the SOHC will put it over the top. Putting a Hilborn on one is like putting a crown on a king. it's just right.
FETorino
02-09-2013, 10:51 AM
I started this as an Eleanor project a few years ago and stopped working on it and decided to sell and finish the project the way the customer wants.
This is how Vulcan will be built:
Robert Pond SOHC 427 +++ cubic inch block
Hilborn EFI
TKO 600 5 speed
Strange 9” rear with 31 spline axles
Rod & Custom front suspension
TCP subframe connectors with G-bar rear suspension
Fab 9 narrowed housing
Wilwood 14" brakes
18” wheels in the front 19” in the rear
I guess if you can't find a good set of TP head that SOHC stuff will do:lmao:
Are you using the new head castings from Robert? What stroke on the crank? Going big like Jay 585ci?
I know the Rod and Custom make room up front but what about an RS :D or DSE front clip to match the performance of that SOHC?
I will start back in the beginning when we were building an Eleanor for the first customer.
This is what we started with back on 12/05
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/03.jpg
Rod & Custom front suspension that I would later use on my 1968 Coupe project
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/33.jpg
All the sheetmetal was removed and the skeleton was stripped to bare metal and epoxy primed and we took it to a car show 10/06.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/73.jpg
This had been a slow build because of lack of funds so the owner sold it back to me and it had been sitting until 1/09
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/75.jpg
SuperB70
02-09-2013, 11:29 AM
Off topic, what can you tell me about that XR4ti/ Sierra with Cosworth wing on those pics.. Rollgage, lightweight seats =race car...?
Your work on Mustang, top as allways. Keep it up..
WSSix
02-09-2013, 11:52 AM
Seriously cool engine choice! Good luck with it this time around. I'm glad to see more Mustangs getting the PT/G-machine treatment.
Off topic, what can you tell me about that XR4ti/ Sierra with Cosworth wing on those pics.. Rollgage, lightweight seats =race car...?
Your work on Mustang, top as allways. Keep it up..
I started that project with my brother years ago and nothing has happened to it in a long time. It has a guide coat on it
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SuperB70
02-09-2013, 01:08 PM
So you got a Cossie body kit and Cossie cylinder head. 9" at rear?
Is it easy to get parts is US or do you order them from UK?
That is a great engine, I know my way around that thing.. 550-600hp dailydriver allday everyday..
So you got a Cossie body kit and Cossie cylinder head. 9" at rear?
Is it easy to get parts is US or do you order them from UK?
That is a great engine, I know my way around that thing.. 550-600hp dailydriver allday everyday..
My bother Ric www.boostvalve.com got the parts.
I was not happy with the way the end caps or taillight panel fit from the original Eleanor kit so I ordered new end caps and taillight panel from Mustangs to Fear. The fit was good except now the deck lid did not line up.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/161.jpg
We cut the end of the deck lid off and lowered it
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/164.jpg
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FathomGreen69
02-11-2013, 09:25 AM
Can't wait to see how this one turns out, fantastic engine choice. + a mustang made to turn corners. Kudos!
We mini tubbed but did not narrow the frame rail.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/153.jpg
Made the brake scoops functional
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Eleanor/178.jpg
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GregWeld
02-12-2013, 09:01 AM
Love it! Subscribed!
Now you are caught up how the car looks now after being in storage for a couple of years.
The first thing we did was order a lot of parts.
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I have never seen a rear housing packaged like this Fab 9 before
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We had installed subframe connectors along time ago and since we were going with Total Control rear suspension we decided to cut them off.
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Brian welded in the TCP subframe connectors
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Center brace bolted in place
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67XR7
02-16-2013, 12:57 PM
Nice! keeping an eye on this one!
Sprayed two coats of SPI black epoxy on the Fab 9 housing
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/40_zps2b34c5e9.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/rusty428cj/media/Vulcan/40_zps2b34c5e9.jpg.html)
When we did the rust repair years ago the A pillar was not available. There were a few pits in the pillar so Brian decided to replace both of them. We did not feel right about giving it to the customer this way so we are fixing it at our expense.
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The welds still need to be ground
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tones2SS
06-21-2013, 05:00 PM
Looks great Rusty. Nice of you guys to fix the A-pillars for the owner at your cost. Keep up the good work. I'll be keeping an eye on this one.
We block sanded the body than sprayed two coats of SPI epoxy
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Brian cleaned the Rod & Custom crossmember getting ready to weld motor mounts.
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Getting ready to test fit the FE block with the Canton pan and TKO 600
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Making sure the block is in the center, level and has a 4 degree angle so Brian can weld the motor mounts.
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The transmission mount had to be modified to get the correct angle.
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tones2SS
07-08-2013, 05:18 PM
We block sanded the body than sprayed two coats of SPI epoxy
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/DSCN5429_zps5c571096.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/rusty428cj/media/Vulcan/DSCN5429_zps5c571096.jpg.html)
Looks great Rusty!
I don't know how I missed this build?!
Brian welded the motor mounts in place. Now when you order a kit from Rod & Custom the motor mounts are already welded.
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The new owner did not like the Eleanor non functional quarter scoops so we cut them off and installed Shelby scoops.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/DSCN5633_zps912f2648.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/rusty428cj/media/Vulcan/DSCN5633_zps912f2648.jpg.html)
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tones2SS
09-16-2013, 05:00 PM
The new owner did not like the Eleanor non functional quarter scoops so we cut them off and installed Shelby scoops.
Awesome. That is going to look mean and functional.
jarhead
11-15-2015, 04:25 PM
just found this searching your posts, any updates?
just found this searching your posts, any updates?
No it is on hold at this time.
This project was on hold for a few years and the owner has decided on a few changes. I'm sorry to say he has decided not to go with the SOHC but is going with an aluminum FE just not sure how big it will be yet. We will also be doing a few modifications to the body.
It is out of storage and back in the fab shop.
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The first thing Brian did was finish lining up the sheetmetal
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Starting to install the Mustang to Fear gas filler kit.
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Welded in place and the welds ground
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WSSix
10-04-2016, 09:43 AM
Glad to see it's back on. I thought this would make for a cool ride no matter what engine choice. Good luck!
Flash68
10-04-2016, 12:13 PM
Both of those engines are different around these parts. :bigun2:
Glad it's back on the burner.
The owner decided he didn't what the Shelby/Eleanor taillight panel that was installed before he bought the car. Brian had the fun job of cutting off the fiberglass taillight panel and end caps.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/DSCN3827_zpsnlwmsr2r.jpg
We bought another taillight panel to cut out the stock taillights.
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After a lot of measuring and Brian standing back looking at them to make sure they were straight he welded them in place.
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Since we have a side gas filler we decided to do away with the original one.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/DSCN3889_zpszmyryzbs.jpg
Brian cut out a section of the new taillight panel and welded it in place.
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After a little grinding
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Stay tuned for more modifications to the rear in the future.
Brian finished grinding the right side.
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Carriage bolts were welded to the taillight panel and ground down to hold the taillights
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He still has to finish the right side. He bolted it together and tack welded the carriage bolts removed the taillights and finished welding both sides. This is how they look before he grinds them down and weld them one more time before the final grinding.
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jarhead
10-06-2016, 07:32 AM
Rusty,
Nice work you and Brian are doing!
What will be the process you use for finishing off the undercarriage? Will it be primed, painted, undercoated?
Thanks, Joe
Rusty,
Nice work you and Brian are doing!
What will be the process you use for finishing off the undercarriage? Will it be primed, painted, undercoated?
Thanks, Joe
Whatever the owner wants.
Brian finished welding and grinding on the taillight panel
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/DSCN3924_zpslpgbuaqu.jpg
WSSix
10-06-2016, 08:16 PM
Very clean! Love the way the taillights are just there without a bezel to clutter up the area.
We decided to install a roll bar and I bought a kit from S & W for a 1968 Mustang
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We wanted to do something different so we cut about 1" off the end caps and spoiler.
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As you can see in this photo the bumper needs to be narrowed
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I cut the center out of the bumper and lined up both ends with the end caps.
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I will have to add fiberglass to get a tight gap
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Bumper fits better now but still needs a lot of work to look right
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The gap was larger in the middle so I added fiberglass
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We also added fiberglass to the bottom of the bumper
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The end caps were bolted and bonded to the quarter panel
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I also added a little fiberglass
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Bodywork ruffed in
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We now have a nice tight gap around the rear bumper
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Epoxy primed
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Next step is to finish the bodywork on the taillight panel and rear valance
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/20170225_141826_resized_zpsbyo8qwq8.jpg
waynieZ
02-27-2017, 12:37 PM
I love when they bring the rear bumper in tight like that, it looks so clean. Nice work.
Josh@Ridetech
02-27-2017, 01:33 PM
Great work! The metal work is extremely impressive.
66fury
02-27-2017, 04:56 PM
wanted to know how the fiberglass to metal holds up over time.iv been doing bodywork for 30+yrs and when i was starting out ,i was always told to never do it use glass resin.i have bonded glass parts to metal using 3m bonding adhesive with great success in the past and not a combination of both.can you explain the process so i can understand?great work on the car!
wanted to know how the fiberglass to metal holds up over time.iv been doing bodywork for 30+yrs and when i was starting out ,i was always told to never do it use glass resin.i have bonded glass parts to metal using 3m bonding adhesive with great success in the past and not a combination of both.can you explain the process so i can understand?great work on the car!
This was the first time I have done this. I have worked on cars that had rust repair done in the past using fiberglass mat. One was over ten years old and was in a wreck and you could not tell that it had rust cut out and replaced with fiberglass mat until we started grinding on it. I have always done it like you have but after being in the sun all day I have seen a line where the end caps we bonded on my Mustang.
Quarter scoops were bolted and bonded with 3m8115 panel adhesive.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/Vulcan/20170308_152823_resized_zpsg7uddcqp.jpg
Major bodywork finished on the rear of the body yesterday
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Today I sprayed two coats of SPI epoxy primer
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We had to add fiberglass to the side exhaust skirts to give us something to bond to the pinch weld.
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Bonded to the rockers
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Started the bodywork
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Headlight bucket was bolted, bonded and fiberglassed to the fender
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Front fender flares installed
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Bodywork getting everything to line up
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Ready for a couple coats of SPI epoxy primer
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1badsc
04-03-2017, 04:13 PM
lots of work but its looking real good
Mikael A
04-03-2017, 04:57 PM
Looks great!!
Dave Pratt
04-03-2017, 11:39 PM
That looks incredible...really great work.This thing is going to be killer
Starting to fit the front apron
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The shape was wrong under the headlight buckets so we cut it apart and glassed it back together
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The spoiler was cut down and the front lip bonded back on.
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After sanding
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Bodywork to match the fender to the front apron
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After a lot of sanding and priming
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SPI black epoxy to seal the bodywork
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Two coats of SPI Turbo primer
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Test fitting all the body panels
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This project has been on hold for awhile and the customer decided he wants us to make it a roller and he will finish it. The undercarriage still needed some welding and bodywork.
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The undercarriage was epoxy primed and block sanded again.
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I epoxy primed the body.
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Starting to assemble
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