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Man that quarter was messed up

Need pictures

O3 light turquoise poly is my choice . I had my 69 dart painted B5 blue back in 1989 when it wasn't nowhere near as common as it is today, if I had it to do over it would be light turquoise poly the paint has held up well , but if it ever gets painted again I will change the color

Good luck on your project

love the green , don't change the color

Looks like it wants to be tubbed

Couldn't stand it , so I flipped you

Looks like you are upside down in your car

You forgot about the Pistons:oops:

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Make it your way ,it's a lot easier starting with a good foundation

Nice old car

Looks good

That's just sediment , this is what my duster tank looked like. Now that's rust

Looks good so far

Man that is ugly:oops:

When I was younger I had crazy ambition like that Good luck with your project

Way cool

Looks like a fun project

Very nice work

Is that life saver green?

I painted my dart b5 in 1989 before it became so popular. If I it to do again I would go with Q5 bright torquise poly

Rebuilding an old friend is priceless, work looks great

This is the one I used on my car http://www.moparsupercenter.com/stainless-master-cylinder-heat-shieldp4510634.html

They look fine to me ,and you are the only one who has to be happy with them

Still got that plate hanging on the wall in the garage This is the one that is on it now period correct and patriotic

This how mine looked when I bought it in 1981

Man I love the picture of the car with the green door and orange fender. My dart was originally that green color and had been painted orange when I bought it in 1981. That picture brought back a lot memories. you are doing good work

looks good to me

Man that was a shocker , I was still digesting the green undercarriage. I hope it all works out and your brother has a full recovery