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Idaho-It depends on what kind of Dart it is. Here is a Swinger grille on top and GT in lower pic. Post #24 is the best example of a GT grille I have come across.

I would suggest removing the tape while the Diamond Clear is still tacky. I was going for as close to original as possible so the black is a matte finish and the silver has a slight texture to it, Clear coating all of it wouldn't look right to me. This is what I based my resto on. I took a...

I redid mine over the winter. I stripped the anodizing with Easy Off and removed all the paint. Then I polished all of the areas that were going to be brite. From there I masked and etch primered all of the painted areas. More masking and painted the black. More masking and painted the silver...

When are you headed to the Outer Banks? We're leaving tomorrow evening for our week long Outer Banks vacation.

When did you want to do this? My weekends will be very limited with my daughter's travel softball schedule but I'll offer where I can.

x3 for challengergary. He did some custom stripes for my Cuda. http://www.challengergary.com/

Wow, what a coincidence. I'm restoring my '69 Dart grille since I had to remove it to install crackedback's headlight relay setup. Almost cut my thumbnail off when the buffer grabbed the headlight ring out of my hand. I wouldn't be restoring my grille if I hadn't taken it out so...it is...

Thanks. I like the lower pic better. I'm not sure why my GT has a Swinger grille but that will be taken care of over the winter.

I'm getting ready to refinish my grille. I noticed a few different examples of the same grille. Mine has the horizontal bars all brite finished. But I saw a few examples of the grille done differently on professionally restored cars recently. Why is there a difference? Mine is a GT if it makes a...

If you go to Summit's website and search for air cleaner bases you'll be able to see what base will work for you. They are made with different amounts of "drop". Good luck if you have a Mopar Perf. small base though.

California Car Covers are some of the best with cover materials to fit all needs. I have them on my cars and they fit like a glove. Your scoop won't make a difference, it's not that big. Unfortunately they are more pricey than what you're looking to spend. For how long a GOOD cover lasts it's...

The store bought spray stuff is too thin. Multiple coats sag and take forever to dry. How about original type undercoating from someone with a Mopar Resto business. This stuff duplicates the look and thickness of the factory stuff. It's not cheap though...