Recent content by dodgefreak8

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Had a couple peopleb ask about how these go together. Here is a short video. Also down to 4 sets

Only 5 sets left and 2 of those are pending. I went be making more for a while.

Is that time again. I have more sets of my reproduction sunroof gears and cable guides. If you have a mopar with a manual sunroof that doesn't work these should fix it. $250 shipped in the US. Had 10 sets yesterday and sold 3 already. They go quick so don't wait to long.

YouTube video I made after install

hey everyone I've had a lot of requests for another run of these parts for our factor manual crank sunroof parts. These are the gear and guide plate that are the usual suspect in a non functioning/ slipping sunroof. I'm having these machines and case hardened. This is my second batch and all...

I'll have to get an order of 6 put together he'll make them. I'll contact the few others that are interested and try and get an order put together. Please send me a private message so I can contact you when we proceed.

Yes these posts are what is most likely bad if your sunroof won't operate.

Here is what appears to be the best source for seals David Hemenway, South Poplar St. Centennial, Colorado 80111. Ph # 1 720 471 6123. Nice work and shipped US to Canada.

They're being painted to match the car. Im also removing the brackets that aren't necessary.

Yes I'm not a fan of fe5 red.

Wellb the majority of the car is done but the college that is doing the car for me is done for thec summer and they ran out of paint before the end of the semester. Still have the hood and deck lid to do

With that clear coat junk you don't have oxidation.. and you can polish clear coat sooo...

Masking removed. Paint looks great but the camera isn't picking it up.

It's cool you have a little history with the car. I found it for sale on craigslist in Reno. The paint was really oxidized but cleaned up decent. Both rear quarters had rust and the drivers side had some repair done long ago because the paint didn't match perfect.