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Well I sold the barracuda and all the goodies. There may or may not be a next time??

Nice camaro for sure. Nice work too.

That's how the hobby in my opinion should be passed. Or at least a skill. But for sure. Night time in the summer with lights on attract all the creepy crawlies lol. And the flying ones die almost instantly when you start to spray clear and drop right in lol

Yah not easy. For sure. Dad made it to 89. Mom is still clicking along. Be it slowly also do to alzheimers but still with us.

I too used to work in dealerships. I got out in the early 2000s. I taught myself how to do paint and body because I wanted too. Took the leap and started doing other people's projects years ago. Now with my dad that passed in September. And having to put mom in a facility. I've wanted to teach...

Considering it actually was and I converted it to a bel air you bet.

I get that alot lol. My latest "job" that left Friday. Man I could of used the help on this one. All you see is done by myself.

Well no takers all summer. But winter is here and my offer still stands. I may be actually selling my 67 cause I most likely won't have time for it. And it'll be costly.

I agree.

When I first got this barracuda I originally had some shops I called. And like many. They were backed up pretty long.

Not 10 minutes from Wisconsin north like me.

Too bad it's on the other side of the planet for me.

I'm from Northern Illinois and it's that time of year to hopefully get some machine work and have me a shortblock built. Have a 360 and looking for some great shops around the area if available? Thanks

Grief yes. How about clips for a 57 chevy belair that have been on backorder for 3 years and none in sight to be made. And they are special for all of the belt moulding trim. I'm on the hunt for used clips as we speak.

Well as stated before it's all about supply and demand. And profit. No company would invest tens of thousands to make parts and not be able to sell it for a profit. And they don't want to sit on inventory either. So we are stuck. I too have the same concerns. But making do with what I can. Sadly...

I need a set for a 67

Hell I need em. Even good sized patches would be welcome. So I'm on board.

I do paint and body and have for 23 years now. I recently acquired a 67 barracuda and a complete 360 la engine. Any engine builders or machinists that need work and would trade labor? If so please hit me up. Thanks.

Harvard il. North on 47 near Wisconsin

Long drive to Illinois lol. Appreciate the response

Hello all. I posted a while back about offering my years of experience helping fellow mopar guys get there paint and body work done for cost and in return all I ask for is some help with other projects I have going on. "I'd like you to help on your project too. No BS..NO scams..just a 50 year...

Awesome. I'm a paint and body man for over 23 years now. Work for myself. If you ever have questions and or need help. I'm here.

Appreciate that

Thanks man. It's gonna be awhile

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I had a few custom jobs get on the pages of Byron and world of wheels. This one was a heck of a great time doing it.

Thank you. Left a message at Don's as well.

Well good news. I called yesterday and they seem like really Good people. Spoke to me for about 15 min. Gave me a physical time frame to inspect etc. But bad news is. Backed up till fall.

I'd have to measure in all honesty. But the aftermarket aren't very tall..

Specifically front fenders. Or a lead to any lower fender patches. Also if someone has new inner front fenders/supports that they may not be using or need. Pm me please. I don't want to go the fiberglass route. Not yet anyways.