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I put the stabilizer plates in the doors on my Charger. Holding them up to the doors I still noticed a small void in between the plate and the door which would still let the skin suck in when the handle is tightened. I ended up using panel bond to hold the plates in. I had the doors off which...
I had pretty good success with a heat gun and a chisel. I tried a scraper but it was too flimsy for me, so I used a chisel like a scraper and it worked out great.
My '68 had what looks like a nail with twisted ribs on it to grab the metal as it goes in. I believe these to be original as the headliner was original.
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Got the Goodyears mounted on the Cragars. L60 and F60 15s. Have the same sizes in Firestone redlines for the Magnums that will be getting mounted next.
My boss and I went and grabbed the charger from my house and brought it up to our shop on Friday evening. I went in this morning and got the trunk sealed and painted. Feels good to finally be spraying paint.