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    Default Lynx B pictures needed

    I need help. As some of you know I am in the process of restoring a 71 Lynx B.
    I am looking for pictures of an original frame so I can see what has been changed and what is original.
    A lot of it I can tell from the cutting or welding. But much of it is a bit of a mystery.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks in advance
    Jeff

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    Default Lynx B frame pictures

    Pictures of the my Lynx B frame fresh from powder coat can be found here

    http://www.apexspeed.com/forums/album.php?u=1671

    Note:

    1) Main Hoop was replaced with newer extended version from fred clark
    2) Front roll hoop was added
    3) 1 Inch drop in floo pan
    4) front master cylender brackets added


    Rear of frame is unchanged from originally built.

    For pictures of completed car / chassis go to

    page 1

    http://s41.photobucket.com/user/roya...?sort=3&page=1

    page 2

    http://s41.photobucket.com/user/roya...?sort=3&page=2
    Mark Silverberg - SE Michigan
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    240Z Vintage Production Car
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    Default Nice photos

    there is no lateral structure between the upper rails behind the driver....what is that all about........just wondering

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    Lynx B is a ladder frame design like most modern FV. As there is no roll resistance at the rear of a FV there is very little torsion carried through the frame.

    Consequently upper frame members in the engine area are not needed.
    Mark Silverberg - SE Michigan
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    Thanks Mark
    Very helpful. Do you have any pictures since you have completed the car.

    Jeff

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    Mark Silverberg - SE Michigan
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    Great Job Mark. Looks stunning

    Jeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by provamo View Post
    there is no lateral structure between the upper rails behind the driver....what is that all about........just wondering

    The cross member is removable in every Lynx B and the fuel tank also has to be removed to remove the engine.
    Mark Silverberg - SE Michigan
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