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I agree about the housing. We have had advice from a Realtor friend, that do not paint the interior of the house. One of the new owners will want it painted their way.
Aside , I was told in 1970, by an older gentleman probably around 60, shocking to me (a wife is not a permanent fixture until...
That photo might not go well in some households!!
I think it shows contentment and comfort. Looks like you got the right view you rabbit. Just replying to one of your posts somewhere else where.
The 66”s that I have had, had sill plate reinforcements. 67 did not. Try switching side to side.
This was when Chrysler started to get cheaper building their product.
When I want to level things like the thermostat housing for example. I use a very old vent window glass and also use 400 wet/dry sandpaper on it as you did and work the housing back and forth until all is level. Used this method for about 40 years or more.
We got married and some doomsayers said it probably wouldn’t work. Didn’t tell us face to face though. Still together. Other’s failed at least 40 years ago or more. One couple got married in 1965, went on their honeymoon. A week after there was a posting in the local weekly newspaper the his...
I have never seen a 66 Charger that didn’t have skirts on both sides of the buckets.
Almost all 67’s I have seen/owned have one skirt on the outboard side.