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$10,000 bucks worth? How about signing up on a forum site for this type of work. Surely someone would sell you a small amount. It does look promising though! C

Very interesting! C

They look like wire handles from a small bucket/pail/can. Very similar to old paint cans... C

Interesting site DartThomas. Is that about a 65 Belvedere? C

FJ5 - Thanks for taking my comment the way it was intended! one mile, I don't think you have an A body part there if that 6" X 4" dimension is correct. Where there other parts that came with the project that fit other vehicles? C

3406pk, how long do they stay soft & pliable after this treatment. How difficult is it to remove the windshield and save the old gasket? C

You might have to resize your pic. If it is too large the system simply will not load it. Get your 16 y.o. daughter to help you resize if necessary and post the pic. Also, tell us what you are working on. It sounds way to big for the front end. The rear diff bumper on my car was a push...

FJ5 - Do you work for the FBI? I've seen clearer pics of bank robbers!:cheers: C

As you are still in primer, be sure that you don't try any "tricks" that might involve silicone. I don't know if WD-40 has any or not, but I would be leary of using anything that might have an oily residue. C

I sure wouldn't want to use it on a windshield gasket, you know what it does to paint... C

very interesting. How much smaller is that p/s box? C

Very nice. What's under the hood? C

WOW! What is it fabbed up from, type of materials? Ever thought of doing up a sharks tooth grill? Really, really nice piece:cheers: C

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Nice job:cheers: C

I love to hear stuff like this. Thanks for sharing. C

I would add support and encouragement to the list (thank you FABO!). It's always a boost to the spirits when someone else gives you a nod. C

I hear what you are sayin'... Beautiful car you got going. I worked with my son and done a '67 Firebird. I had invested a lot of time (5 years) and towards the end, said never again also. Then I got to thinking, I gave the 'bird to my son and wanted a car for myself. I had invested all...

painsinner - the window felts (or cat's wiskers) get pretty hard, brittle and crumbly by 40 years of age, it's possible that you have what the rest of us have. Not sure what you mean by "not factory-fitting". Order up a set and see if they don't fix you up. C

I cannot think of the piece you are needing, and the pic is too small to make out any detail. Newer cars do use a rubber strip instead of the cat's wisker, but our old cars do not. Water does go into the door cavity (even on new cars) - the water and debris helps them to rust out quicker this...

Now that was someone wanting to save an old 'cuda! Holy crap... C

I have never heard not to use the LCA. I am using a later model LCA so's I can use the sway bar... C

340, This topic has come up a couple times lately so you might try the search function. I plan to do the same with my duster. One of the responses I remember was a stock hitch from a junkyard jeep that was a pretty decent bolt on. C

To french in a larger spare tire well from a Grand Fury or similar is the best solution I've heard. I dont care for the space saver spares at all. Damn, I wish I had heard this tip before I replaced my spare tire well... C

Very cool indeed. Chryslerfat, where were they placed on the car? C

They look super. C

Cavemanmoron - That's a great sounding combination you have. What, exactly, do you have; engine, cam, exhaust? Thanks1 C