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Rattssss!!!! I didn't want to have to get into removing glass. Not sure that is something I'll be able to do so this sounds an expensive issue. Was going to remove the top and leave it off all together. Has a few rust bubbles just starting on the bottom edge of the trim on one side...

I need to pull the vinyl top as I have just a couple of bubbles on the edge of one side. I thought I'd go ahead and remove it all together. So, question is how is the best way? What about the trim? How does that come off and will I be left with holes to try and fill where the trim...

Not sure if it will help and hope I'm doing it right, but here is a similar post. I measured my '71 then and posted. Not listing at a knock in the least by the way. Just could not remember what I measured and thought I'd save going out to the car. lol...

Nice to know my '71 Citron Yella is only 1%. Maybe not popular, but I love it! Thanks for the info. Cheers

The 3M is good stuff. Used it when I worked at the dealer. BUT, watch out as it strings a bit and goes everywhere if you are not careful. Don't gob it on or it will be mushing out all over. Agree with use the black at the yellow is just too obvious. When we used to do a seal repair...

Only issue with glass is the grade. Light stuff will sag and warp. Either way, on glass components I'd be sure to support them well. Lower fender braces etc. otherwise they will flex and move around quite a bit while running. Had this issue with the glass on our old Savoy. Bumpers were...

I'd second the bolt on hinge type for a street application. Although sort of a showy type deal to have the hood all the way off at a show or have it up on those long prop rods, it was a major pain in the back side to deal with the full pin on hood and trunk lid I had. I used dzus fasteners...

Okay, back in. I measured from the top edge of the fender on the actual fender itself by hooking the tape measure on the edge of the panel at the rear/door seam area. The length measurement was taken from the outside edge corner of the panel just where (at least on my '71 and '73 Darts) it...

Hi, Don't know if it will help, but I'll measure the '71 Dart for you and get back to you. Probably a thing that if you are in the same general area not many will notice a bit off here and there. Just a matter of it the antenna you get is long enough to reach. Drop you a post back in a...

Good info. Been thinking about this very thing. I have one of those HF grey blast cabinets. I've been thinking of taking the gun portion out and hooking it up to some sort of bucket with media in it and using it outside on the car to take off at least 4 layers of Macco/Earl Scheib paint work...

We always used the 3M weatherstrip adhesive when I was working at the dealer. Works really well and a strong bond. Don't overdo the application as it will squidge out pretty good. Also, a bit of painters tape helps hold sections in place as you go. The stuff we tended to use was the...