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Dom Toretto seems to think otherwise. I disagree with Dom.

That Maverick is a helluva lot better than the current Maverick.

Hawk Tuah. Spit on that thang.

That was pretty much my same process last week. '70 Charger seatbelt restore After a scrub with plastic bristle brush and Dawn dish soap, a rinse in hot water, a bit of time to dry, then I dipped the metal buckles in some WD-40 to remove the moisture. I let some parts soak in EvapoRust to stop...

I'd hesitate to do any kind of polishing on plated ABS plastic. That plating is very thin and you're most likely to expose the bare plastic beneath.

"Don't make fun of someone who has an accent...it means they know another language."

I don't consider them the same thing, eBay is an auction. Kijiji is a classifieds site. :)

They can be uber aggressive...but they taste great on Thanksgiving. So, things balance out.

Here in Canada, our reasonable facsimile of CL is Kijiji. It has most of the same features but a few downsides. It has the same email relay system for security, but lacks a proper feedback system. You can only make a feedback on a completed transaction. This lets tire-kickers, time-wasters...

1970 Charger accelerator pedal restoration

This is outstanding. Gorgeous green color and I love the subtle lighter shade of green for the stripe.

Gas pedal refurb...I had 2 pedals, but my original was too far gone with rust everywhere underneath the rubber coating, I had to toss it. Another one I bought years ago and planning to install needed some work to restore it, though. The rubber coating on the bottom was peeling off, but...

I like what you did with the rear spoiler, that really evokes the Mad Max Interceptor look. You should add one to the roofline too.

I saw a video last night, some guy was doing a budget resto on a '68 or '69 Charger that was rolled and had a ton of roof damage. They splacked on a ton of bondo and instead of putting a new vinyl roof on, they sprayed the whole roof with Raptor liner. It didn't look that great to me, but hey...

Nice work so far. Create a topic in the Member's Projects section and everyone will be able to check in on your progress.

Nice work on your '68 thus far, and welcome from Alberta. What color are you planning to paint it, when the time comes?

How bad are your existing belts? I just did some cleanup on mine and they turned out much better than I expected. I had some surface rust too, but sanded some of it off then soaked it in EvapoRust overnight. Grendel lives...resurrection of a 1970 Charger 500 What I thought was faded was mostly...

Beautiful color, I love it when people go with outside-the-box paint colors instead of the ever-so-common original choices. Can't wait to see the body painted that color.

Welcome from Alberta, and like the guys said, B7 looks gorgeous.

If you're either on a budget or don't care about a totally stock look, I bought a set of these on Amazon; they pop firmly into the existing holes. I actually think they look better than the ugly off-white originals, at least in a dark colored engine bay. I have them retaining the wires and...