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What size / shape sanding block are you using? Your block should be as long as possible, and at least long enough to span the three low spots you're trying to fill in. I'd recommend you wrap your sandpaper around a wood dowel or piece of PVC pipe to remake the radius along the top and bottom...

Thanks again Rocky, I'll give them a call.

Thanks guys for the replies. I didn't realize there were two designs for 68-69. The link that Rocky posted is for part # WCR-D690, which requires the round lock cord. Steele and Classic Industries sell this one. Does anyone know the part number for the 68-69 gasket that doesn't require...

Hi, Did the 68-69 Barracuda windshield gaskets require a black lockstrip? I'm confused, I thought the 68-69 didn't require a lockstrip at all. I have purchased two gaskets from two different vendors, supposedly for a '69, and they both require a lockstrip. If anyone knows that a...

I've used my Astro 4014 for a lot of smaller jobs and it has worked great for primer, base, and clear. You'll be satisfied with it especially if you're just a hobbyist. I used an Iwata LPH400 when painting base/mid/clear on my Barracuda. It's an excellent gun but with a little practice with...

I got mine frim Steele Rubber. They call it the "quarter window leading edge" weatherstrip. Part # 83-1013-80 for a '70 Dart. Scott

Excellent advice. If I had known what I was getting into, I would have left them alone.

I recently installed the quarter windows and regulators on my '67 coupe. It wasn't necessarily the "right way". My way included hours of swearing and lots of skinned knuckles. Sure was satisfying when I was done, though. I honestly don't remember how I removed them (it was several years...

Space Age Paint 707 South Country Club Drive, Mesa AZ They're a bit more expensive than online retailers, but they are very friendly to novice painters and are willing to take time and answer your questions. Some cool antique stuff to look at in the store too. Scott

The guys at Auto Body Specialties told me to buy trunk extensions for a Duster and trim them to fit. It turned out to be harder than it looked, because the Barracuda trunk extension tapers at the rear and the Duster doesn't. That was 3 years ago; maybe they make something that fits easier now...

I used extensions for a Duster, with some mods: -I had to taper the extensions towards the back (Cuda is narrower) -Radius the lower rear corner -Extend the the piece that makes the fender lip a little bit. I'm not sure if it's the easiest way, but it worked for me. The part on the left...

I was told that Duster trunk extensions are the best fit, but it took quite a bit of work for them to fit my '67. I had to cut 1.5" and re-bend the piece to make it taper towards the back, radius the lower rear corner, and shorten the part that welds to the fender lip. I attached a few pics...