Something else to distract me from the Mustang track car ... a 66 Thunderbird

[Deaf Bob]

As long as you don't high center it, jack it improperly, or hit something hard enough to be classified as "frame jarring" (I know no frame). You should be just fine...
Keep your battery tray from eating down.. Suicide lincs are considered junk when they eat down from the battery tray even when they are otherwise solid.. Makes them weak.. But for a road car.. I'm sure it does not matter as much.. Something to think about..
I like this 'Bird!

[fast Ed]

Had the car out for its first longer trek today, about 250 miles round trip. Out to Mosport Park early this morning, had a fun day ripping around in an AMG E63 Mercedes (the mid-size sedan with a 7000 rpm 6.3L 518 hp V8 that sounds wicked), I was playing chase car driver for the VRRA event, that is the Canadian vintage motorcycle racing group. Left there late afternoon, headed straight across the top of Toronto for a cruise night in Milton, nearby to Legendary Motorcar. Some nice machines out tonight, we were having a beautiful high 70s / low 80s late summer day. Got home about 90 minutes ago after a very enjoyable day ... the T-Bird is definitely a sweetheart of a car to cruise along in at 70 - 75 mph.

One more shot of the Bird, rear view looks killer now ...



And the Mercedes that I got to wail on ...



cheers
Ed

[Dignlif]

car is looking great, way jealous of having a cruiser like that