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I am. It’s raining like crazy here so I’m on the internet lol

I need to get that windshield in. I’m guessing that’s a two man job. It’s been a minute since I put one in the green car….

wow, that’s clean. Nice work.

It’s the simple things that make a great paint job even if they look nothing like the original ones lol

I started fitting the carpet and the rear piece was extremely difficult with the cage floor bars coming through that area. Combining the cage bars with a much taller drive shaft tunnel and larger trans tunnel made things difficult and I wasn’t sure it would fit. I ended up cutting and fitting...

A few more pieces of progress… I got the interior headliner side trim painted and installed. Then both roof rail weatherstrip channels on. It’s been so long since I did this stuff I needed a refresher on how it goes together. Sheesh. Fancy new roof rail weather strip as well. I also...

This method ultimately works easier for me. With the headliner moulding in place, it lined up the channel with the screw holes. It really went together well.

1970, I think the 68-70 are all the same

Here they are. Nice shape. I also have the roof rails, a door glass, a pop out window to get rid of.

I have a pair for a post car and need a pair for a hardtop

Looking for the RH (passenger side) chrome glass channel and the retaining pin. Driver quality is fine. Thanks, Hemirunner

Nice! Needs a big O wang! Lol

Removed the masking and cleaned it off. Added the front windshield trim clips. I was short two clips and screws so I’m assuming the packager miscounted. I’m ready to install the windshield, but I need to clean it and decide if I want to add a tint strip across the top. No sun visors so I’m...

I’m heading to Florida to watch Sick Week testing… I’ll bring back some sunburn for you but most of the skeeters are still in the midwest lol

It was sure fun finding all the holes that I covered up with vinyl top material… they’re in and covered with the gasket so it can relax. Wayne, your photos were instrumental in this endeavor.

We need a ha ha button for these posts, lol

65 degrees in my shop

Procrastinator!!

This rear window project is done.

Getting there…. Once the urethane sets up I can add the trim and black screws.