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the housing were too wide.. only realized after i was done with the car.. already painted.. and putting together.. ugh.. this was 2002( i think) anyway.. i cut them and took a section out.. then welded them back together.. that worked for me.. there might be an easier solution.. i don't know...

i do know that the 67 assembly will not fit into a 68 and would think it would not fit into the 69 (i cloned a 67 into a 68 gts)

they do look pretty bad i think i can repair them.. its just gonna take some time.. once i have them in my possession, if i cannot repair them. i will just send them back.

let me see a pic.. the worst one... i should be able to do this..

I would pay up…. AMD full quarter panels are great

i don't think so.. but i only had 68 buckets and tlamps. the 67 originals were long gone..

i put 68 lights in my 67 when i changed it over.. so i was very surprised when, after I painted the car and went to assemble it.. the stupid tail lamps didn't fit.. ugh.. I am trying to remember what I did, it was quite some time ago, it will come to me… eventually, ugh, i hate getting old...

Amd all the way..

wow… i am extremely impressed.. looks amazing..

i do alot of strange item chrome plating.. I use west coast plating inc. in santa ana california, hector and his crew do some amazing things. cost wise.. its not cheap.. but.. its always within reason. the crew at west coast plating does most of the chrome plating for Rick Dale. American...

ok i have used goodmark, sherman, and amd. on your mopar, i would prefer AMD, but i will say, i have used AMD on a brand x (gm) car.. and it was horrible. goodmark was good for the brand x

agreed!!

wax and grease remover contamination.

i just did a vehicle.. i used 1500 wet.. with a bit of dish soap in the bucket of water.. and a sanding sponge.. then i used 3m -3 step process.. cut it, buffed it... polished it.. amazing results..

yea.. i am very lucky.. lotsa stuff i got.. not just mopar stuff (but alot of it)

i found some neat stuff in an old barn.. tons of stuff.. the stripes are all new in box. but i dont know if i would use them.. the lock kit is missing most pieces.. but still cool.. more to come

evercoat rage......

i know of a guy in california who does it.. but as stated before... its not cheap.. i thought about rechroming mine, here were my choices.. replate mine for alot of $$$. or get a reproduction for less money.. after weighing it out.. i dont have a numbers matching car, and basically using the...

personally i would highly recommend keystone/lkq brainerd minnesota facility to plate them. I have used them over the past gazillion years. and have done about 40-50 bumpers .. all with a lifetime warranty..

call me old fashioned..... I would use paint bc/cc- just my opinion.. based on restoring cars for 30 years.. but i would try this on an old bicycle or tricycle.. How long does Plasti Dip® last? If properly applied, Plasti Dip® will last as long as 3 years without having to be retouched. It...

i used the ones from year one.. i had no issues..

i agree.. i hate the small skins.. i would install full 1/4 all day long. amd makes nice panels. goodmark.. eh.. they will do.. i have used them all.

if its straight as an arrow, and you love it.. then mission accomplished.. you have a great car!!

I AM A fan of PPG PRODUCTS. just keep in mind that some of the less expensive products are not as durable and will not last long.. its the old pay me now.. or pay me later. i also dont mind using the private label stuff from keystone. its all made by cumberland products..

epoxy is what i used to put them back together.. to cut them i used a small cut off wheel it was pretty simple.. time consuming yes..

well the mrs reminded me that i actually did 2 of these cars.. the first one i cut.. and re attatched.. the second car.. i sent her into the trunk with a die grinder to grind away some of the housing on the car. both went well.. at least i didnt lock her in the trunk

i had a 67 dart made it into a 68 gts clone.. i never thought about the tail lamps not fitting until i was ready to put the car back together i never took any pics.. and that was in 2002.. but.. i do know how i did it.. i cut about 2 inches out of the back of the light and made it work.. it...

looks great so far.. I can't wait to see the finished product!!!!!!

the easy way is sem products

i have used the cumberland clears.. they private label stuff for a bunch of jobbers basically the keystone euro clear(high solids) i like the best.. as for primers i am pretty much ppg and the water based paints and clears.