1974 Ghia project
 

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16x6 1/2 wheels, 205/50/16 tires, dropped spindles, lowered 1 notch in the rear

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Autometer Guages, Mitsubishi lancer seats

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Those are such pretty cars!!
That motor seems to fit in there quite nicely!
oil pan seems low tho..is it?

What is the radiator from?

Yeah, the oil pan is pretty low for now. Right now it is 4" from the ground. I am going to cut 1 1/2" off the bottom of the pan and just run 4 quarts of oil instead of 5 quarts. I still have to be carefull.

The radiator is from an early model Jetta/Golf. Still have not completely decided on how to bring the fresh air to the radiator.

I'm opening the back of the nostril vents to allow more air into that cavity.

I also saw where a guy opened the horn hole up to where it was wide enough 'tall' enough to allow proper airflow.

Take a peek in there and check it for yourself.

The guy from Canada that posts here makes an oil pan that has a flat bottom to it but i think it holds the same. Im sure he will chime in but not sure of his name... he posts all over here and people love his parts.

Outback sells a shotened pan and pickup tube. I believe its $250.00