Levi Zoesch Pro-Touring 69 Ford Maverick MEGA Build

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  1. mav1970

    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    My Maverick cage cost me around 200 bucks with me doing the bending - I couldn't afford to do it any other way :)
     
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    ok.. you've got a deal! I'll let you know when I'm ready to start building my cage and the tubing is on its way, Bob. :bump:
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    The cost of shipping 20 foot lengths of tubing will kill you :rofl2:
     
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    maybe so.. but with that kind of labor savings.. I'll still come out ahead of the game. :Handshake
     
  5. Lzoesch

    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    Mav, I think you can quit your day job and just do cages for us :)
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    I'll bring the bender on the plane as a carry on and you pick me up at Sea-Tac :rofl2:
     
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    Those new hoops are just gettin' more and more expensive by the hour. :D
     
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    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    That Cleco kit sure looks like the total package :)
     
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    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    :)

    Welded the rear passenger marker light panel. Skimmed coated some Bondo on it and waiting for the bondo to set since it's 27 degrees in my garage.
     
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    Maverocket Bob Williams

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    You should pick up a propane space heater, it would be the 2nd best $100 you've spent in a while!
     
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    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    Well now you know what u want for Xmas! What would you like me to tell Santa theyou would llike :)
     
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    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    I noticed tonight when I was looking at the maverick that when I place my 2x3 outer chassis support I will be blocking the seat belt female end. So, I will need to drill a hole in the 2x3 and weld in a tube with a bolt in it to accept the seat belt bolt location.

    Kinda similar to what is below

    [​IMG]but more like this one below, so I can counter sink it into the 2x3
    [​IMG]the above would slide into the tube, and weld it to the tube by plug welding, then drop the whole shaft of the circle tubing into the 2x3...
    [​IMG]

    Is there anything like that-- that is aftermarket, or is it something that I am going to have to make?
     
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    Maverocket Bob Williams

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    Why not put the attaching point on the 2x3 and be done
     
  15. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Why not wait until you get your seats mounted, then you'll know exactly where everything is going to end up, since you are doing so much, the stock location might not work...
     

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