We took in a '67 Mustang Eleanor Clone that had been started and we finished it up.
The rear end was not centered, so we cut the existing rear bars and centered the wheels in the wheel well.
Welded spring pad to rear end housing.
The triangular 4-bar housing brackets were welded in place as well.
A view of the rear end housing after we welded the tabs in place.
Now begins the body work on the rear end housing.
Once all of the body is done, the rear end is sanded and prepped for primer.
Here is a nice view of the primered rear end.
Rear-end is prepped and ready for paint.
The rear-end is painted a sleek black.
Here is the rear-end in place under the Mustang.
Here is a nice view of the top triangular bars and mounts.
The third member is painted orange and set in place.
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