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Project 1955 Crown Victoria -
Before and After
How low can you go . .
. The AirRide is installed, and the Crown
Vic is sporting a very different look. Check out the rest of the
pics to see how this car being transformed. Vince . . . click on the left picture to
enlarge it . . . Stan |
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Firewall Fabrication - Once the motor was removed,
you can see what the firewall looked like in the left photo. All of
the original wiring was removed before this picture was taken. The
hand fabricated firewall on the right provides plenty of room for
the power plant. The only thing that will be attached to this
firewall are the Vintage Air A/C bulkhead and the power brakes. |
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Floor Pans, Tunnel and Body Supports - As with any
project of this age, you are more than likely going to find some
problems. This car was no exception. The photo on the left shows
some of the areas that needed some attention. The photo on the
right is after the inner rockers, body supports and mounts, pans
and tunnel were hand fabricated and replaced. |
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Front Suspension - The photo on the left shows the
original drum brakes, coil springs and shocks. The photo on the
right shows the new front end after adding new bushings, ball
joints, tie rod ends, Jamco front disc conversion and AirRide to
replace the coils. |
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The motor and trans fit nicely under the hood. Zirgo stainless radiator hoses were added in addition to some dressup items to help brighten up the engine compartment. |
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Interior - The dash underwent some major changes as you can see
by the picture on the right. What you can't see is the Vintage Air
that keeps this car cool and the AM/FM/CD player the lifts up from
the old speaker grille. |
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