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| Johnson |
07-12-2005 02:57 PM |
Original tube chassis
I’ve finally started my cobra project, and I’m looking to clear up some questions. I found the answer to the round/square tail lights, but for now I’m looking to find out when the original chassis started running the square tubing from the front suspension diagonally above the foot wells to the windshield support. I see that the first 289 cars with leaf springs ran a 1 inch round tube, while the later 427 street cars ran a 1 inch square tube. I’m sure some of you know when this change occurred. Thanks for any help.
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| computerworks |
07-12-2005 03:13 PM |
Re: Original tube chassis
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Originally posted by Johnson
I’m sure some of you know when this change occurred. Thanks for any help.
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you've got it pinned down... the CSX2xxx cars, leaf-spring, had the round tube and the CSX3xxx, coil spring, had the square tube.
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| Specialk |
07-12-2005 05:08 PM |
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| Johnson |
07-12-2005 05:33 PM |
Thanks for the clarification, now here are some more Q's. I've seen both round tubing and square tubing (both on reproduction cars) for the front suspension supports on the coil spring cars, specificaly the upright "X" forward of the engine between the suspension supports. Whats the story on this? Thanks
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| 427sharpe |
07-12-2005 06:03 PM |
All oe cars had round tubing making up the X brace
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| Johnson |
07-13-2005 05:58 PM |
Thanks for the info, that helps alot.
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