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That looks awesome!!!!!

Thanks!

I'm pretty damn glad that my wife, my 15 year old son, and my 11 year old daughter know how to handle a firearm. As a former peace officer, firearms safety and shooting fundamentals were the first thing my kids learned when I thought the were ready. I'd clear a building with my 15 year old ANY DAY!

What do you guys do or how do you prep / seal the back side of your front fenders before you hang them? Especially the areas that we know get rusty over time. This will be my sons winter project. Stripping the fenders down to bare metal front and back.

And you slept through that? All of you? Glad you are all Ok!

Fastenal. That place has saved me sooooo many times on restorations.

Hmmmmm? Those are all good ways to attack this issue. I think by the time we get to that point we will have assembled and removed and reassembled things so much that we may find ourselves old pros at it. We are still stripping and prepping the engine bay at this time. The fenders, hood and deck...

I'm WAY ahead of myself, because we aren't even to this point yet, but was wondering about this on my hour drive home from work (I'm a forward thinker!). '73 Duster is the project. Let's assume the fenders, doors, hood and trunk are off and all body work has been completed. Let me sidetrack...

To add to what drjayo posted...... Start at one end and work to the other end until the piece is all of the way off. Do not work from both ends inward. You will bow it. The plastic popscicle stick worked best for us. Don't be afraid to use a slight amount of leverage/pressure to get it between...

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Well, my son and I just about have the '73 Duster parts car stripped of everything we need and then some, but there are just a few more items left to take off the car before it goes to the bone yard. One of those items would be the rear side fold out glass. Just looking at it, I'm not sure where...