Recent content by IdahoCarson

I’ll be sure to check back tomorrow. I’m thinking.084 should do for me. At what point does core shift become a big concern?

Here the information from the website. Hope it answers some of your questions. I have the first pair and am the test mule. 1964 Dodge Dart WAGON - Tail Lamp Lens SET! All lenses for left and right tail light. Replaces MOPAR 2448683. 3D printed in the USA from PETG UV and petroleum stable...

They are pretty darn pink. It’s the donkey wagon not pig. Definitely wasn’t going to pay more than I did for the car for factory lenses so I’m happy with them.

Sorry I don’t know anything about 3D printing. Maybe it says on his website?

I have been working with Schimmel Engineering to get these made. I am very happy with them so far. They fit great, they are a little more opaque and pink than the originals but work. If you have a wagon you know how difficult to find and expensive lenses are. If you are in need of a set here’s...

Here are some pictures of them in the dark. Apparently I have had a brake light out. It helps show the difference between tail and brake though. I was worried that they would be dimmer being a little more opaque but I am more than happy.

I have been working with Schimmel Engineering to get some wagon lights made. I got them in the mail and installed them today. They fit great. They are pinker in color and more opaque than factory lenses. Factory lenses are very hard to find and very expensive. I wouldn’t want to pay what they...

I’ll bite. Going to have to build another slant to run this.

I’m sure he would do it. He does need a lens to scan. This is one of the update photos he sent me.

I have been in contact with Shimmel engineering. He is producing some. I am going to be the test mule. I’ll let everyone know how it goes.

Could tail light lenses be printed? I know nothing about 3D printers. I can’t find 64’ Dart wagon tail lights anywhere. Mine are complete but look very brittle and it’s only a matter of time until someone touches them.

Thank you, I appreciate it. We put a lot of work into it this time home. It’s tuning into a sweet little driver.

Then tucked it away until we get back home. Already out of town working nights for the next month or so.

We got it back on the road.

We got a throttle and kick down cable setup figured out. Replaced the rear wheel bearings, seals and did a brake job. Wife swapped all the guts out of the rotted, dented tailgate into a slightly less rotted and dented tailgate we found in a North Dakota salvage yard. Modified a single barrel air...