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Looking good Ross Steve 68 Cuda Vert 64 Valiant Charleston SC

Ross, Currently in my squadron there are two openings on USAJOBS. One is a GS-12 TMO Transportation Management Officer and a WG-10 Industrial MX person with heavy Electrical skills. I think they both close tomorrow. Steve

Ross, If you are pondering ideas for the tips. I think a smaller version of the tailight bezels would be neat Steve 68 Cuda Vert Charleston SC

Does it have to be an ART position? I think we are going to be hiring an Industrial MX position. I will keep my eyes open. and let you know if I hear anything. Steve

No, retired at 20 and now a civilian Duty Officer in the Aerial Port. Steve Bright 68 Cuda Vert Charleston SC

Ross, As an Air Force Veteran and current Air Force employee I will miss the logo on the package tray. I'm sure you will find a place for the AF logo. Maybe etched in the quarter glass or something. Great work! Steve Bright 68 Cuda Vert Charleston SC

No, It's not a numbers car, so I can do a few mods and not feel guilty.

WOW !!!! That Nice Great Stance Steve 68 Cuda Vert Charleston SC

Finally got the dollies made and the rear end out.

Jim, Got the Radiator support today. It looks great. Thanks for helping another vert live. Steve 68 Cuda Vert Charleston SC

Very Nice

Engine and Trans coming out. Now to get the front suspension off.

No they have not been modified. Wheel and tire combo fit but I think a little to close to the leaf springs. Steve

Getting ready to pull the drivetrain out. Picked up a new AMD floor pan, inner fenders, and rear valance at Big Daddy's. Thanks to Stephens Performance and FABO for the Discount. Also test fit the 275/60/15 BFG's on 7in steel wheels. Making progress.

Very nice work!! This thread has already answered a few questions. I will be doing much of the same to my 68. I'm hoping that AMD will have the trunk extensions done before I get that far, but I'm not holding my breath. Thanks for the detailed pics Steve 68 Vert Charleston SC

Well started taking the Cuda apart today. The long journey begins. Steve Charleston SC

WOW Very Nice!!!!!