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My 65 coronet had leather pads. Mike

Or you could make a scoop like I did. My hood had the understructure rusted out but the skin was fine. My body guy glued it on after I welded it up. Mike

This is the tintable Raptor bedliner I used. Very easy to use and vary the texture if wanted. I detailed a few areas with gloss black and masked them prior to bedliner. I sprayed it over black epoxy. The hard part was scuffing all the epoxy before shooting the Raptor. If top coating the epoxy...

I can't help but, as a suggestion, look at swap meets for a fender with front rust/damage and splice them. Mike

My 65 Belvedere was different. No foam and clip retained, molded rubber seals. Mike

I can't address the foam but, install the fenders and adjust them before the splash shields. That will let you set the shields to the contour of the fenders. The shields have large holes to vary placement and fender washers to cover the holes. Place the rubber seals facing the tire, both front...

I had my 65 bumpers done several years ago at North Star (LKQ) in Minnesota and they look equally nice. The back sides are completely chromed, all the rust pits really shine so, I believe they are fully protected. I can't compare pricing with the current financial situation though. Mike

What is a ssp? What year car? Can you find a used part? Mike

Boy, you Dodge owners have it so easy! We Plymouth owners have 3 more letters to install. Mike

The patch panel I purchased did not have the same shape around the wiper pivot so, I removed the OEM area and welded it in the replacement panel. Just a heads up. Mike

It is an attractive contrasting color. Mike

Try Kramers or Joe Suchy. Mike

The little 90* tab on the plate hooks on the edge of the hole to keep them in position for cap screw installation. Mike

I am ready to install the fenders, permanently. I seem to recall some caulking between the fender and inner splash shield. Is this correct? If so , what product is recommended. My FSM says nothing about sealing but, I would think it should be sealed to keep water splash out at the top joint. Any...

I fabricated this scoop from an old hood skin. That gave me the OEM ridge. It was quite easy to cut and bend. My body guy glued the scoop to the hood with panel adhesive. Mike

Ford Model A? Mike

I put mine on hinges-welded in after pan installation. Mike

The more you strip the car down prior to painting the easier it is to sand, clean, mask, and paint. Mike

Epoxy primer. I did the entire bottom with it and then top coated with Raptor bed liner-tinted gray. Mike

https://www.pfonline.com/articles/buffing-polishing-the-need-for-speed Check this out. I like to support long pieces with a scrap wooden board. They bend like tinfoil when the buffing wheel grabs them! Mike