I recommend Heatshield Products !! Ive put several of their products on my restomod and the fit, finish and quality is there. Cant comment about how well they perform but from what Ive read I have high expectations.
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1980 Bobcat update
- Thread starter tarafied1
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tarafied1
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I think that's why he wants the older front clip, the bumpers are small like classic Mustangs...
Remove the bumperettes and that would be a great look !!
3175375
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Nice! Love that Bobcat Squire!
blu67
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That project is on its way! Nice job!
Shave it and paint it!
Shave it and paint it!
rbohm
Active Member
your project makes me long for my old 80 pinto hatchback. it was the rallye version.
tarafied1
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cool! It seams much like everyone having a Mustang story, we find a lot have a Pinto story!
flysure100
Member
I think mach1mark is right--cut down on the bumpers sticking out--neat little cars, I did several factory recalls on the gas tanks when I worked at ford dealer back then--might check if there is a plastic shield on the back of the tank, supposed to stop sparking in rear collisions--cragar made a keystone style chrome 4 bolt rim for those back in the day.
tarafied1
Well-Known Member
agreed
Pull that header off and get it powdercoated. It doesn't cost much at all and it will last forever (well, long time anyway). I have a guy up here that would do it for about $50. Maybe less. Would have to ask. He did my set of old USED headers in the typical "silver" finish and they turned out great. He blasts them to metal and then puts on the finish.
rbohm
Active Member
by the way, you might want to check out this site for a lot of good pinto information;
http://www.fordpinto.com/index.php
http://www.fordpinto.com/index.php
tarafied1
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thanks!