Noob in the midst of a 65 Cuda Formula S resto

[IceWarrior]

Lord help me, parts are few and far between for this ride! I'm going to get it done one way or another.

Any ideas where I can find new chrome trim? Trim the same on the Valiants and Cudas from 64-66 by chance?

Ice

 

[leblanc]

Hello, welcome and good luck!Is it getting cold there already depending on where you are, north or south.

 

[68gtxman]

Wie gehts! Welcome to you! How about showing us some photos of your gem?

 

[IceWarrior]

Hello, welcome and good luck!Is it getting cold there already depending on where you are, north or south.

Thank you! I am southwest, still like high 60s and 70s here. Still have the month of October, then it really gets cold out here!

 

[IceWarrior]

Wie gehts! Welcome to you! How about showing us some photos of your gem?

Ganz gut und bei dir? Not much to show but I will give it a crack!

 

[IceWarrior]

worked?

 

[65cuda360]

Welcome Aboard!

 

[cosgig]

Welcome to the best spot on the web, glad to have you with us! This may be the best place to find that trim, and if I have something you need ill be glad to help out! Nice little project you have there!! Put a list together of your needs and well get to work on finding that trim!! Geof

 

[Tony Fields]

Welcome to the family!

 

[Hemioutlaw]

Welcome Aboard,
You have come to the right place.

 

[IceWarrior]

Thanks for the warm welcome!

First order of business is converting the P/S to a new 16:1 manual steering box from the river of flames, also using their P/S to manual steering shaft adapter and new pitman arm from PST.

 

[YY1]

Laysons (member and sponsor) has a lot of stuff for early A.

 

[IceWarrior]

awesome, thanks! pricey but promising!

 

[Bcuda65MT]

Welcome to the site. I was fortunate enough to pick up a wrecked '64 Bcuda and used it for parts on my '65. Yes, the trim between a 64 and 65 are interchangeable. Valiants are not exactly the same.
Good luck in your quest!