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Hand sand gently.

Those look like firebird/trans am wheels.....yikes.

And loud lol

...and they manged to use the factory rear bumper!

Hope everone had a good Thanksgiving. Like the title says I know little to nothing about painting, most of my experience comes out of a rattle can. You can see in the pic what I'm going for. I just want a bright aluminum look not polished. I have decal the print shop made for the large flat area...

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Ok. Awesome. Sounds like I am trying to get ahead of myself. Ill pull the thing apart and see whats on there and take some measurments. Cheers

At least you have a shiny hood to look at! :poke::lol:

Happy Birthday Zack!

Winter was fun today, I 'm sure that feeling will be short lived!

To each his own respectfully, but this black cat loiters and disrupts the mean streets of New York every chance that I can get. Imagine if like the old days of Indoor Drag Racing that by coincidence, happened in Chicago, would be introduced to this show. 100' foot drags, exhaust fume removal...

Need tear it down and see what the piston stick out is, measure piston to valve clearance. A typical FelPro .040 type head gasket should be fine but there might be some reason a thicker one might be needed. Or maybe a thinner and add some compression.

I can say the following based on my notes. The factory had a couple of standard floor coverings back in those days. It was either a factory carpet with jute backing, rubber sole inserts and perhaps a light film/insulation covering underneath that or it was the dreaded poverty Taxi-Police issue...

Or order this one if your local stores don't have any in stock. MPC 1968 Dodge Coronet Hardtop w/Trailer 1:25 Scale Model Kit | Auto World Store

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Changing them cause I just aquired this car. Its been sitting for a while from previous owner, and is leaking from head gaskets slightly. And just to give it a good once over since its winter here now. Also going to be changing fuel pump gasket too cause its leaking but thats pretty straight...

:rofl: Bavarian Manure Wagon? :lol:

That looks like a low line (VIN WL) panel, so no provision for a pull that would have been on WP VIN (SE) cars or brougham interiors.

Sad that these cars have just become something you see once or maybe twice a year… rolled off a trailer, and into a spot to just sit. Boring.

I may have a few, let me look.