Recent content by maxwedge1962

Thanks, I called and may have found some? I went ahead and ordered them and I will find out when I get them. Thanks again for the assist, much appreciated!

I am looking for the nylon/plastic side body molding clips/fasteners for a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere convertible/hardtop. I have been unable to locate NOS or reproductions so am looking for any help I can get locating either the clips or information where I might find them. My car is being...

Hi, I am looking for some nylon/plastic body side molding fasteners/clips for a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere II. The clips measure about 3/4" x 1". See attached photos.

Hey Hawk, Things look like they are progressing quite well and taking shape on the bird. Won't bee long and she will be back home. I know this doesn't help you now, but I have found in the past when trying to put paint on small detail items like the letters, that round toothpicks work quite...

Hawk, I would say the project is progressing very well. This should be one fine machine when you are done with her. I really like the color and doing the underside looks really great. Who cares if it is not what the factory did, you aren't going for a show car, but a car you can drive and...

Saw an ad on Craig's List for some 1968 Belvedere body parts - fenders, doors, trunk lid for sale. They look pretty decent from the pictures included. They are in northern Michigan (Petosky). Might help someone out if they need any of the pieces. The asking price is $650.00 as stated in the...

Looking very good Hawk! Sorry to hear you are dealing with an ill parent but as we both know as we all get older it goes with the territory. We can just be thankful we still have them. Just got back from seeing my son in Florida and my 89 year old father is already asking me when I am going to...

How about "Climax" and "Hell" Michigan? Don't know how they came to those names but when I was much, much, much younger (back in the early 60's) my friends and I used to think they were cool "dirty" names, especially for towns and really laugh over them. :icon_keel:

Really nice looking car and the clone "273" looks mighty good! Oh yeah, does sound very healthy.

It looks like things are really starting to progress in the right direction for you with the build. It should be really sweet when you get her done! Look forward to taking a ride and having that beer. Bruce

This looks like a really nice project you have going to get a grand old lady back up and getting it! I have spent the last few nights reading your thread and to say it is interesting, just doesn't do it justice. I think you are doing a fantastic and very thorough job on this and I congratulate...

I guess she is set to go now! That should really fix her low oil problem until her husband finds out! LOL! Funny, but I have known some people in my life that just might do the same thing if told to add oil. I do agree, she is pretty nice to look at though. :icon_wink:

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Do you still have these and what is the brand so I can look up the fitment applications such as power steering and column auto?

Try getting ahold of these people if you haven't already. They have helped me out with early 60's parts before. Link to their website is: http://www.wildcatmopars.com/