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Anybody tried Tony's A pillar trim? Fit & finish?

I would comment but I want so far off the reservation I am not sure that due to my lack of historical knowledge I even have an opinion. If it floats your boat do it.

I am watching the finances come together to open a shop, after that happens I will readdress the issue of making them for sale. Andrew

Funny nobody calls mine a nova. They just ask what planet Im from. Andrew

interior trim clips for over the window to hold the trim that finishes the edge of the head liner. Andrew

I like to see the creative! Andrew

The one with the parallel edges will NOT fit a duster. The one above from Norm will. I have not given up on a limited production run of the ones I came up with but I still need the funding to open a shop with enough room to do so and make them affordable. Andrew

73, great look! The only thing I would change is to take some of the white body paint and paint in the "Plymouth" on the front grill trim. It will really pop. lAndrew

Its all about the look you are going for. Chrome is a must if you are into that original look. I think body color can be very cool, its YOUR car, it makes Your statement where ever it goes, what do you want to say? Me Im into being the car everybody says "What the hell was that, that just passed...

I'm willing to examine my own stupidity. In the first pic the one on the left (which is only 2/3 of the candle power of the Honda bulbs I have yet to pick up) is the regular1157. On top of that there is the 40" long third brake light, which in my opinion is a little too bright. If you can't see...

I used it on the turn signal/stop portion of my taillights. I needed to leave some of the reflector visible to comply with DOT regs. Andrew

When I went looking for my "Cat whiskers" there were none to be found.So I improvised. For the record Dante's part #990964 @$60/set is now available. I found at home depot a 90* door weatherstripping that when unfolded closely resembled the proper configuration. it is vinyl covered foam that...

I sortof am. Andrew

AUTOBODY TOOLMART.COM! They ship quickly and their prices cant be touched. They also have great customer service. That goes for rolls of sand paper as well. I use PSA Mirka Gold. Andrew

I sorta smoothed mine, closed up the heater holes but Ill be punching new ones when the AC arrives. I also brought the wiper motor inside the cab. However I did all of that in an attempt to make room for all the stuff to go in. De-cluttering does not apply here :D Andrew

As far as my end goes it wont be till spring until I can get back into this and build the second half of the mold. Then I can figure out what the real costs will be to produce some of these. Andrew

here is mine before I went nuts with all the extra stuff. Battery is in the trunk, windshield washer reservoir in its place.wiper motor in cab. Oh yeah, the inner fenders were raised 2" to clear the tires. Andrew

Of all the products, seam sealer is designed to skin over very quickly, it remains flexible and is paintable within a couple of hours.The cheapest is NAPA and it comes in black and grey @$8 a tube. Andrew

Captain, for what its worth here is where I am now, but its still not there yet. Andrew

PH here is the rear shot. Yes they would fit a demon. Now to the cost. A lot of the cost is in the carbon and the style of the weave. In order to make them thin enough to be useful there is unidirectonal and med modulus 3K-5harness satin which happens to be $80/yd. So figure $200 in materials...

Here it is on the car, no top hinges, still too soft to handle. but it lays down very nicely. They are made of carbon, go to my build thread for the details of the build Andrew

OK, here is what I came up with. It took a week to make the form. and a week to make the piece. Andrew

X2 on the length, mine is out of a 73 duster, and it gets a clip that holds it out of the way of the glass, and attaches to the horizontal door reinforcement. Andrew

Made a little more progress over the last couple of days. Dont ever let anyone tell you, you dont need math after school. Andrew

yes, I did notice that in the photos. Andrew

OK, I have a basic design that seems to work well. Mockup was with foamcore board and plastic laminate. nice and light and easy to cut. Once I could take measurements with the mockup on the car, I started on the "mold". Its a one sided form, essentially. Once Im done I'll stick the whole thing...

I got tired of waiting, Ive started working on a mold. I will be bagging carbon to make these. Ill keep you guys posted Andrew

Im thinking 68-69,. or you could get just an after market mechanism and start from scratch and create what ever pleases you. The cougar has vert bars like the mopars. This is what "hot rodding" is all about I mean come on I just used two jalapeno cans to extend the headlight buckets in my build...

you could also go off the reservation and use a merc cougar set up and take off the badging. Andrew

For California I'll just drive "dark", no lights to attract attention. Andrew