In this video Lonny performs the installation of a Crown Vic front end into our 1969 F100 display chassis. This also serves as a guideline to installation our Gateway Performance Suspension Crown Vic install kit, which is available for 1957-1964 models and 1965-1979 models. If you’re interested in learning more or purchasing this kit head over to our website at gatewaymustang.com.
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Hi I like your videos! You know if this suspension fits a 1959 Chevy truck? Thanks,
DO (2010-2011) LINCOLN TOWN CAR AND CROWN VICTORIA SHARE THE SAME FRONT SUSPENSION?
As a veteran mechanic I can’t fathom doing framework and not just sandblasting the entire chassis and have a clean slate to work with as inexpensive it is. Makes no sense just makes more professional job and clean to do accurate fabrication.
Informative content on a somewhat bare frame is excellent. The backbone of most projects. Thank you sir, just the 30 minutes refreshes knowledgable builders and your crafty homebrew guy like me.
That would be the last front end I would choose. Those truks ride so good stock and their tough and simple
Do like that you use the ford tubes x4 and bolts and nuts
I have a 1980 ford custom f100 can I fit a crown vic front suspension like this?
Cuanto sale un trabajo así?
@gateway mustang will this work on a 73 F250 ?
Video Is ok in part you don't need all of Meyer Mentes tu much a bla bla
Great Shop Setup!!!
What was the thickness of the metal plate you welded onto the inside rail? 1/8”.
Garbage in a '53-'56, it's way too wide, looks like crap no matter what a person does. No idea why anyone does it, there's so many better options that keep them looking correct.
Do you have a kit for a 94
Looking to restore a 56 f100 but I dont want the drops most guys are looking for i want more of drop where top of tire lines up with the fender well. So CV front end I read drops frame by say 4 inches. Is there a way to install where you dont get that big of a drop, Thanks for your response
hey man did you fabricate the control arm brackets or purchase them somewhere? thanks a lot for all the details.
Change playback speed to 1.5. Much more enjoyable
I'd like to the swap on my 94F150 flareside! God a wire welder an over 30 years of experience! But it would be nice to not have to work it out myself! It was given to me by my father prior to his passing!
if i install your the crown vic assemble with your kit can i still use my stock 15 inch ford rims . like to keep it looking stock
What does this conversion cost. As far as labor and boxes.
Thanks for sharing your talents. Great welds.
Could you weld nuts on the top of the lower control arm plate too to make it easier?
Isn't the Crown Vic front end fairly wide, making for Limited Wheel Choice?
What is the mod for the rear to match the front suspension drop