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Looks like you should start a new career! Mike

Use a rust converter product to stop the rust, then seal it . No need to sand all the rust off, you're going to cover it all up anyway. Mike

I like 1/8" masonite for the door cards. Mike

I use 1/8" masonite for mine. Cut round holes to fasten the clips to the panel. Offset the holes to ensure the clips' offset is going in the hole correctly. Mike

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If they screw in, try some epoxy to reset them. Mike

I'd say a Plymouth with a big block:)! Mike

The X-Mat I initialy purchased was asphalt based and would run out in a vertical installation. After I discovered the problem I called Eastwood and found out they recalled all the original product. I had mine in the original boxes for 8-10 years before using it. Eastwood replaced the defective...

I used Eastwoods X-Mat. My first install. No problems. Mike

My upholstery guy uses closed cell foam sheet for his headliner installs. Insulation helps slow the solar gain in your vehicle. It is getting hotter each summer. Mike

Just install the mat between the support braces. Mike

You may need a jig to slit tubing "straight" but, it's easily doable. I use tubing for grommets and weather strip adhesive to secure it. Mike

I spent $250 to get my 65 speedo rebuilt. Is that pricey? I wonder what my rebuilt knee cost. Mike

Sounds like you have found all the problems. Be careful with cleaning solvent, I took off the odometer numbers on my 65 speedo with brake cleaner. Lube that cable with a light grease. A little research should find a product recommended for such use. Mike

I used one of the 3 fender stands I built. My hood is on another one. Mike

Sure, you could also use small plastic plugs (hardware store), or cut small circles of black electrical tape and stick them on larger pieces, sticky sides together, which you place over the inside of the holes. Mike

Jim Kramer probably still sells the correct patch panels to repair that issue, although I cut the top panel to use the OEM wiper penetration area as it wasn't quite the same. Probably the only option. Mike

I used Eastwood's product. Seemed fine but, my first time trying to make a car quieter! I did add exhaust cut outs though, for special occasions! Mike

Maybe a shifter boot? Or box it out with steel? Mike

3M makes good products. Mike