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Looks awesome Wally. A set of Cragars would set that off nice.

My uncle is looking for a grill, and emblem for a 65 Sattelite. Anyone have a line on one?

I added the chrome trim(epoxied on) to make it look a little more finished, but it was good without it too.

Look through the body forum on here. You will find several places where they are available. I haven't bought any yet, but will be soon

http://www.penstar.bizland.com/

Hang tight......

Thats where I got mine. It needed a little finish work, but is very nice. They re-inforce them well for bolt on apps, but you will still need lighter hood springs. I just posted a pic of my car with the new hood!

Heading downtown to pick up some wings for Momma. I'll be looking in when I get back Wally.

I like the vinyl, but as long as it's white. Painted would be ok, but as long as it's done right. (New,Clean, White vinyl is amazing looking)

And Wally, you are a cool Mopar guy, so whatever YOU decide WILL look awesome:glasses7:

White top :thumblef: EL5 scoops :thumblef: No stripes :protest: No black :protest: Mild Wings :thumblef: Coors Light.....or rye and coke......or both :thumblef::thumblef::thumblef:

Yep. I used my wifes hair dryer, and if you go slowly(you can feel the glue release) you just pull the stripes off.

Go to Alan Gallants website. www.alangallantautorestoration.com He is a Mopar restorer of the elite kind, and is in Georgetown! He will connect you with a great shop, and is a good guy to know, as he is very knowledgable. He's also a good person. Hope to see your car around our area some time.

Me too!! Lookin like an old Pro Stocker.:burnout:

And, apparently you can get them in chocolate, or vanilla. and if you don't beleive me, just ask TXDart

I bought mine from "JacksAutoparts" Can't recall the price, but it was fairly cheap, and good quality. Check their website.

I'm a little partial to T-5

Tough call. I would attempt to find a roof, but that might be tough? Nice car though, well worth trying to fix. The curves can be duplicated, but that drip edge looks intimidating, at least to me. Some metal guys might drool over getting to fix that, as they have the talent.

BE VERY CAREFULL =; I cut a whole floor out once, and ,thank god for the driveshaft, the car could have folded in half. Watch how you jack it up, as once the doors are open, and the floor is cut, you have NOTHING FOR SUPPORT good luck, you can do this =D>

Wow! Thats cool. I'm sure it is pretty special....somehow. Probable not many of those around.:thumbrig:

Flat back, or semi-gloss hood would look good with a scoop. It won't wash out the grill, it will just make it look tougher. I love the plum-crazy dot dot dot

There may be something to this, as there is a shortage of natural rubber right now. Tires I was paying 6 grand for, are now 10 and up, with long lead times(30 plus days). Off road equipment tires are being hoarded like never before, and I can't even start to find used ones.

Vacationing in Florida, getting rechromed bumpers....my god Jack, you are living the dream now :thumblef:

I know the lettering is available. As for the fins, I've never seen them yet. I had to get a chrome shop to restore them

you might try R/T specialties also Scott.

LOL...I thought that said "love, Kenny" at first.:angry7::-D

My Uncle had an F-7 green, 69 Swinger, and he put those scoops on a flat hood. It looked WAY better than the Swinger hood. The big trick, is to position the scoops far enough apart, and back far enough.

Only your skills, and pocket book will decide.

Just be careful that it's for a two door hardtop.

These are cheap chrome, but they do look sanitary(no Pun intended).