I stayed in the stock center location. I'm having no issues rubbing. Would I do things different? You know, its a cheap way to go to independent suspension, easy to install and handles awesome, but cambers bad when bagging. I would run it again on another slick but probably won't bag it.

I have a 65 with cv front-end bagged. I was running 22" wheels with rubber bands no problem but I took out fender wells. Now I'm running 18" wheels with a bigger tire. Still no problems. I'll have to look on mine tomorrow for the tire size.

how do I go about getting ahold of bill for a set of the ranger brackets?

Sorry for no progress pics in the last few months. Got real busy at work, then got I'll, then had surgery. Right now I'm laid up recooperating but will get sum pics on soon. Before I got sick I did actually manage to get quite a bit of work done on her. Shaved the wiper cowl, got it bagged front and...

what tires and wheels are you running on it. I done the cv swap on my 65 and bagged it. Anyways, I'm running 18" wheels and when I raise it up I'm rubbing the fenders. All the way aired up I sit about the height your truck sits now. I guess I'm gonna have to keep trying different offset wheels.

Been real busy at work lately but I have got some work done on my slick. I have since tore all the way down to the bare frame for final gussets and welding. Bought another 65 for the cab today. My cab is pretty rusty so I found one with hardly no rust at all. Also purchased a stainless steel tilt st...

Thanks. Have more pictures I'll get posted soon.

Hi guys New to this site from Louisiana. Just thought id share sum pics of my 65 with a crown vic frontend swap. I have also put in a 302 and a 5 speed out of a 95 ford truck. Also posted in projects.

Thank you, I will. I'm from Winnfield.

Hi guys. New here to the site. Thought i would start a project post. I bought this 65 about a year ago. Have since put a 2003 crown vic crossmember in, flipped the rear axle, and added a 302 with a 5 speed out of a 95 ford truck. Really look forward to sharing and learning things on this site.