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It’s easier to use wedge shims between the springs and perches to correct that

that’s the reason i asked what type bushing he was using. Never used Poly but don’t they use the original outer shell?

What type of bushings are you planning to use?

The hood on it needs some work it looks like it was in a hail storm

Dang Jim that’s killer! Excellent work my friend :thumbsup:

The return is the barbed fitting not sure on the flare nut size for the pressure line but believe it to be a 5/8-18

@Rick@Laysons is a vendor here maybe he can chime in to answer your questions.

Well heck I’ll try again it don’t work for me either:lol: Try this one OEMTools 25338 OEM Automotive Tools Window Molding Clip Removal Tools | Summit Racing

It’s clipped in and the clips are screwed to the body. To remove you need a trim tool like this or similar https://www.amazon.com/dp/GEARWRENCH/?tag=fabo03-20

The repop lock rings are not very good an original would be the best way to go. Post a want ad in the classifieds someone will have one.

The plate on the firewall has bigger holes and has a bit of adjustment.

In the red circle that’s about the amount over that section of the radiator support is off And this amount probably is real close to the same as the amount in the red circle.

Hey Jim, You got the coronet all squared away so looks like your on the wife’s car now? From your pics it sure looks like there’s been some damage there at one point in the ole girls life. What I see in the pics is the bottom part of that radiator supports is not completely over against the...

Right hand thread. have you tried any type penetrant on it?

Here’s a pic from the site to give you and idea how the assembly goes together

The antenna hole in the fender has notches that keeps the whole assembly from turning in the fender. Sounds like the raised part on the antenna that fits the notch may be rounded off. Your gonna need to get a crescent wrench to hold the piece on the back side of fender while loosening the...

Can't help with pics. Locate the hump in the correct position and mark around it then cut 1/2" to 3/4" inside the mark.

that seal goes between the roof rail and the channel that holds the roof rail waether strip

May have been used for some type of work light?

Not sure what it was used for but it's not factory. That's an old electrical receptical normally found in houses,buildings etc.

Inline tubes should have it. 2 door should be the same as 4 door

sweet ride! the wheels look great on it.

Uh?

Yes it can be done but you may have to remove the radio

For that price hopefully it comes with a snap on screw driver to get in the trunk

Dang! That's one way to fix it:D

If you get the tan one from cosig there's a stripper safe for plastic that's called citrustrip that works great. Someone painted the heater box in my bee black and that stripper made short work of it. Home Depot has it.

Classic has the vinyl/plastic dye in a spray can also

Papa Jon, Classic industries has that trim but wow at the price! Someone on here probably has what you need. You can dye the part once you get it. A member here that goes by cosig might be able to help you out. Post an ad in the parts wanted section

Mineral spirits will not harm vinyl