Frame connectors and torque boxes in

[AZDAN]

After I finished with the trunk floor and tailpanel I did the frame connectors and torque boxes. man it is great to be putting something back on the car instead of taking parts off.

[360 'CUDA]

Nice work AZ!!

[72bluNblu]

Nice work! Where are the torque boxes from, and did they take much trimming?

[ROMI]

Thanks for the pics, those are the best shots of the torque boxes and their locations I've been able to see.

[hezzel]

Nice work AZ!!

[hemiken]

These look good, thanks heaps for sharing.

[AZDAN]

The Torque boxes are from Auto Body Specialist the same place that makes those Safety-Caps for frame rail repair.  There was an article a couple of years ago in a magazine where they installed the boxes in a Road Runner. I think it was Mopar Muscle not sure though. The frame connectors are from US Car Tool. They were close out of the box. I had to trim them a bit but then that is to be expected with the tolerances these cars came off the line with.

[67vertman]

Great work AZ.    And thanks for the detailed pics of your work, they well help many a member. 

[70shaker6pk]

Great work!!

[72bluNblu]

Thanks for the rest of the info! Everything looks great. The frame connectors look great, although I think I'm going to have to go with welding in a bolt-in style connector for my car since I won't have the car on a rotisserie, that's a lot of welding to do upside down.

['Cuda Hunter]

So you are happy with both companies products?
 I have been thinking of getting the XV frame connectors but I have heard mixed reviews on them. 

[422STROKER]

I'm pretty sure that Auto Rust is the manufacturer of the tq boxes.  They do make the safe t cap used in tha article as well.  Great bunch of guys too!

Tom

Auto Body Specialties is a retailer like YO.  Good to deal with though

[ksierens]

Great looking work, keep those updates coming!