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Thanks so much for the quarter glass info. I’m getting ready to remove mine and this will help tremendously.

Brake line ran from rear to front. I have a few things to fab up for the interior then on to body work.

That is a sweet ride. Congrats on the win!

Cool project. Looking good.

That will definitely help. It surely enhances the look also. I’ve mini tubbed mine and narrowed the rear end. I have 295/50R15’s on there now. I think i can squeeze 325’s. My tubs ended up right at 14” wide.

Ok. That sounds like a plan.

Awesome build. Great skills. Building it the way that makes you happy. Two thumbs up. The turbo builds are intriguing. Someday. I do have a couple of questions...maybe I missed it, (I’m pretty sure I looked at all 28 pages) but do you have subframe connectors and torque boxes installed? Do you...

Man that looks so good. Enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Nice project. Some challenges ahead, but it will be cool. Do you have a trunk pan lined up already?

Valiants are definitely my favorite A body. Love the direction you’re taking with yours. The tunnel ram looks killer too. Will yours ever see the drag strip or only the street?

Rear brake lines done. Made a bracket to hold the T block. Didn’t need a grade 8 nut and bolt, but it’s what I had on hand.

Thanks. Good information. Excited to see how you run your hoses and connections. Again, nice build.

Great looking project. Has the vintage air been a pretty straight forward install? I want to put one in my Valiant as well.

Glad you’re back at it. It looks awesome. Bet you can’t wait to dump that clutch for the first time.

Working on brake lines now.

Fabbed up some protection around the clutch area for the fuel lines.

Back at it a little. Tanks in. Access panel in. Fuel lines run

Looking good. Great build.

Awesome build.

Nice to see another ‘69. Beautiful car.

Yes. Unfortunately these tires are dead. Sat in storage in Texas heat for too long. Good for mock up and rolling around.

Thanks. Yes this is just mock up. I was so excited just to see it on the ground I just grabbed a wheel and bolted it on.

A few more pics.

Finally back at it. 9” and 4 link are in. Rotors and calipers are on. And for the first time in about 7 short years, she’s sitting on the ground.

Awesome build. You're fab skills are crazy good.

Beautiful car. Valiant rule. The motor sounds awesome. You're inspiring me to work faster on mine.

I'm not sure I have welding "skills", lol. This first ever build is all learn as I go. I shoot for functional, safe welds. Sometimes they're pretty, most times they're just functional. So I take it you're sourcing out the mini tubbing? Maybe take the frames when getting it tubbed and have them...

US Car Tool has great products in my opinion. We used a kit. Front and rear torque boxes, frame connectors, core support brace, drive shaft loop, and inner fender braces. They all fit our Valiant very well.

Cole, a four speed in that car will be so much fun. Great idea. I've got a few things more to do to mine, then the four speed rebuild begins for me. Can't wait to see you're progress.