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Ok I called Cold Case and asked them how this conversion was gonna be compared to using their kit. Of course they couldn’t speak to using an original piece 100% but they did say that with their kit you drilled out the spot welds on the original, took your measurements and either bolted or welded the new piece on. I can weld. Very well actually but I think I’m going to bolt it in just in case a mistake is made. As far as appearance this is a driver. As long as it just isn’t horrible and functions properly I will be very pleased. I appreciate everyone who took the time to answer and I hope if anyone has anymore guidance please step forward.
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It can be done in the car. Back in the 1980’s me and a buddy welded-in a 4-core lower section into my 66 GTO. Cut it from a junkyard core support. Not that difficult really, just drill/grind out some spot welds, weld new in place. Don’t forget to disconnect the battery before welding.
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66 GTO, 495, M22, Strange S-60 w/4.10 Sold new at Royal Pontiac (Dealer# 07-679) 70 Formula 400/auto |
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