[denpsim]

I have a 79 ta with t-tops need subframe connectors is there any differnce in brands and if so you guys help me with a choice. thanks in advance

[denpsim]

I have a 79 ta with t-tops need subframe connectors is there any differnce in brands and if so you guys help me with a choice. thanks in advance

[Larry Navarro]

i use the weld in connectors from SSM(southside machine), in my '79. they are box tubing and extend about 10" fore and aft of the sub-frame which gives much more structural strength than the typical end-to-end frame connectors, when welded.
however, they weld to the bottoms of the subframes, so you'll give up about an 1.5" of ground clearance
there is no irreversable floorboard cutting involved either.

[cpetrice]

I have a pair of Competition engineering subframe connectors for that year/car. they are weld-in. A guy on here uses them,has not heard him complain (speak up here!) if you want to buy them (new in the box) let me know.

[Brian Baker]

Would that be me? The CE weld-ins I have went right in without any cutting or modifying to the existing floorpans on the car. I don't understand why Charlie's didn't. Hey, they work, what else can I say?

[denpsim]

I sent E-Mail but you may not have recieved it. If you tell me how much denero. E-mail at denpsim @aol.com. Thanks

[cpetrice]

I sent a reply,you must have not gotten that! LOL I had them on ebay,they sold,but the guy lives in Kuwait,shipping via UPS was $249. he asked me to check USPS,that is $79. I am waiting his response. if he doesn't buy them,I will let you have them for what he got them for on ebay,$50 plus shipping.

[denpsim]

let me know i will take them thanks