PHOTO ANGLE: Passenger side Engine compartment , air duct intake cavity looking down and forward
Radiator support frame and polished right side fuel tank can be observed here
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note polished aluminum firewall in background reflecting the front of the engine
PHOTO ANGLE: Passenger side front wheel well
The custom tube upper A-frame and coil over shock can be seen as well as the Mustang II front disc and rotor.
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note the finished inner fender and fire wall to the right
PHOTO ANGLE: Driver side front wheel well
Photo shows front upper and lower A-Frame attachment brackets as well as upper Shock tower and finished inner back fender well/fire wall
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note the Clutch and brake master cylinder and reservoir unit behind shock tower
PHOTO ANGLE: Driver side Rear wheel well
The Corvette C-4 Up right suspension can be seen as well as two of the 5 link connections
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note that you can see the brackets for two of the other 3 support links mounted on the driver side inner up right in yellow in the back ground
PHOTO ANGLE: Driver side Rear Wheel well looking forward at inner fender
The support bracket for the attachment of the 2 link trailing bars for the Corvette C-4 up rights can been seen
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note the quality of finish of the inner wheel well as well as the powder painted frame
PHOTO ANGLE: Bottom front passenger side looking up at suspension
The front coil over shock (in Blue) and upper and lower A-frames can be seen here
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note the Polished Aluminum Italia rack and pinion steering unit and powder painted connecting rods
PHOTO ANGLE: Bottom rear of car looking forward at Driver side rear up right suspension
The inner up right polished Corvette C-4 hub can be seen here
SPECIAL INTEREST: Note the yellow bracket mounted on the upper horn of the rear up right . The is the custom mounting bracket for the upper back connection of the 5 link suspension. The bottom link and alignment adjustment bar as well as the two upper link bars can be seen behind the curved portion of the chassis main frame