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HM2023 Build Thread

Started by Paul Proefrock, July 03, 2018, 07:49:02 PM

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Bruce N

Nice! Thats a bad ass orange! I like the subdued strips  :)

FFR428

Real nice color Paul. Bet it pops in the sun.
HM2027. Street model. 427 FE. Toploader 4 sp.

Bob Worley

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HM2008 build is done! (for now)
427W 600hp/600tq + TKO600
HM-2008 build thread: http://forum.hurricane-motorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=2352.

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Paul Proefrock

things moving along nicely, beginning to look like a finished car.

I've added details about the rollbar strut fairing on my website. Tends to clean things up quite a bit

Headers & Sidepipes installed. You'll note I went with slipjoints rather than the flanges.

Oil Cooler, shrouds, aluminum and hoses installed
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s_reynolds

Well as usual it is looking good Paul. Can't wait for more pics. Will check your website since I haven't in awhile.

RLB

Looking good Paul, like color and detail!!
HM2007

Paul Proefrock

#112
The GenII Hurricanes have a bent bar the holds the door latch, they refer to it as the 'banana bar'  Works OK but it does leave a very ugly footprint in the wheel well. I used some foam to fill in around it then covered with fiberglass. It turned out OK but not sure I'm going to like it. There isn't a simple way to hide it and if you're hung up on originality, it really gets in the way.

The flange of the bar sticks out about 1-1/4". Cut it off and you lose rigidity of the door latch. Sure wish they had put it to the inside where it could be buried in the space that gets covered with carpet.

Open to other ideas


ps; the black tube in the top picture is a support tube I added. It was on the GenI cars and serves to mount the soft top

pps; sorry, the forum software doesn't understand photo orientation. It opens to the correct image.
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s_reynolds

Finished product looks good in my opinion.

Bob Worley

Thats definitely an improvement, Paul.  Thats the one unfinished area of my build that needs some attention at some point.
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2024 Texas Cobra Club President
HM2008 build is done! (for now)
427W 600hp/600tq + TKO600
HM-2008 build thread: http://forum.hurricane-motorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=2352.

Paul Proefrock

Down on the ground, taking it out for clear wrap on the nose, spats and behind the wheels
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Bruce N

Quote from: Paul Proefrock on August 31, 2021, 07:53:03 PM
Down on the ground, taking it out for clear wrap on the nose, spats and behind the wheels

VERY nice! :)

s_reynolds

Looks great. Was getting anxious for an update.

FFR428

HM2027. Street model. 427 FE. Toploader 4 sp.

Paul Proefrock

VIN has been assigned by Missouri DMV. Car is really wanting to get out and run
https://65shlb.com   Documentation of a period correct build
https://prdcrrct.com  Affordable period correct components