1967 Ford Squire wagon restoration

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  1. tbirdsps

    tbirdsps New Member Charter Member

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    OH! You just can't go far with that 390.:rofl:
     
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    Hey Doc, your LF sure sounded good.
     
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    :confused: Sorry, what does "LF" mean?
     
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    Long Roof another name for wagons
     
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    The latest videos are great! So glad to read that you found the tank strap. That deserves a beer.:drink:
     
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    Just finished reading this entire thread. Congratulations on a stupendous job DrB! You are a true car guy with the perfectionist touch. Thanks so much for your comprehensive chronology of a beautiful restoration. In a word...

    WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Updates with pics soon:
    Steering box
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    Replaced upper and lower ball joints
    Replaced front springs (not fun)
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    Fuel tank installed
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    Fuel tank inner fender shield
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    Getting there!!
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    New fuel lines
    Heater core and box, with new hoses
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    Minor setback:
    Had to lift engine up and remove oil pan and replace gasket (bad leak)...FIXED!!!!!! no leaks today!

    Will run motor and test new gasket this week. The Wagon is almost ready to go back to shop for final assembly. Then its up to me alone for the interior installation :D
     
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    Great news Doc.
     
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    Great news! Post the pix when you can. Like yesterday.:biglaugh:
     
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    Front springs are a bear! :disagree:
     
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    Just added missing pics to update.
     
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    Thanks for the new pix. The detail is just amazing...doubt there's another Country Squire around that can top this for the degree of resto. :thumbs2:

    Also glad to hear you fixed the leak. Was it the pan at fault (dimpled)? Just curious....:confused:

    --Hal
     
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    Hal,
    Thanks!!

    The gasket (rubber) failed for some reason. It was saturated at the back of the pan.
     
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    I think this assembly is all NOS parts at the actual Dearborn assembly plant...:evilsmile:

    No, really it looks fantastic.:clap:
     
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