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PG Classics has has them for $105, a little bit better than the $125. Good luck!

Any offers to come over and detail MY engine compartment??? Great looking (and VERY clean) engine bays!

A black bumble bee stripe would look good on the silver . . .the fender/hood stripe is not doing it for me. If you like it, I agree that it would look better wider and meeting up with the black on the hood scoop . . .JMO

Just an idea . . . how about chrome numbers instead of the white vinyl? I found these listed on e-bay: http://cgi.ebay.com/3D-Chrome-Letters-Alphabet-Number-Character-Sign-Name-/150429762742?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item23065004b6

I think the Burgundy would look really nice on it!

Good price for new glass, but it is for local pick-up only in Florida.

I like the no-moulding look! Makes it look more like a Muscle car . . . JMO

The good quality primer sounds like a good answer to me, if you are still doing body work on it. I had an old beater (Ford Crown Vic patrol car) painted by a local Maaco a few years back . . . not a bad job. I used the car for working off duty jobs, didn't want to take my good car.

Do a search on e-bay. I have seen both advertised lately.

I had overspray on my hood from the painter working on the engine compartment. Claybar took it off, except for one small area, used compound on it.

Have you tried Steele Rubber? I'm sure if you call them, they could tell you the part number. I have thier full printed catalog, if you post or send me a photo, I will be happy to look it up.

You might try Claybar, it does a grat job of cleaning paint containments. Also, a body stripe would look real nice!

A silver or gold would also look good, but the mat black is the clasic look.