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  1. 1968rt

    Patch panels for amateurs?

    Go to a body shop. Im sure he will give you a scrap door or hood for free.
  2. 1968rt

    POR 15 fail (help)

    Use baby oil. Let it soak under the Por 15 and the gently peal a little at a time.
  3. 1968rt

    Rattle can primer..what to buy ?

    Unless you do it in one shot, paint the engine compartment, drop the engine in to make the car mobile. Outside panels can be done at a later date. Unless you would like to pull the motor again.
  4. 1968rt

    Rattle can primer..what to buy ?

    If I'm shooting the whole car in a booth, I go with a two stage paint. For just an engine compartment I prefer to use a single stage urethane over epoxy primer on clean metal. The single stage shines real nice and if you get a little dust in it, you can sand and buff it easy. Here's the last two...
  5. 1968rt

    Current Value on original '69 GTX Trim?

    Im interested if you decide to sell!!
  6. 1968rt

    Treating inside loose front frame rail by pourable coating?

    I used this on mine. Worked great and you can get all the way in. Eastwood Internal Frame Coating 14 oz Aerosol
  7. 1968rt

    Plastic grill repair

    I thought JB weld was grey?
  8. 1968rt

    Plastic grill repair

    I used a thin piece of metal for strength and Jb weld. Put a little Jb then the metal clamp it together and let dry. Then apply more Jb for strength and to fill in cracks and imperfections. Solid as a rock!
  9. 1968rt

    Firewall differences on 3rd gen

    Mine was swiss cheese. Took a lot of work!
  10. 1968rt

    Firewall Holes?

    original w/air grabber
  11. 1968rt

    Single stage

    Citron Yella was very translucent. A lot of clear pigment in the mix. Maybe for shine or to add depth. Double coat, let dry, double coat. Thats over light grey primer! Looks nice though
  12. 1968rt

    Frame rail surprise.

    I used Eastwood frame rail spray, worked good but messy. https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-internal-frame-coating-14oz-aerosol.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAubmPBhCyARIsAJWNpiM_7iLbBXIcwB-g1o1EOWqJ4ZrNXb3JcEigbUKuhin57wXC6l0tBw4aAoljEALw_wcB&wickedid=559352078056&wickedsource=google&wv=3.1
  13. 1968rt

    72 Rallye Charger - opinions please

    Wow, I never realized that the hood was painted wrong! I will definitely correct that on the repaint.
  14. 1968rt

    72 Rallye Charger - opinions please

    Well my son made the final decision, the car stays the way it is! Going to put the money into a new interior.
  15. 1968rt

    72 Rallye Charger - opinions please

    I've been restoring a numbers matching 72 Charger 440 for the last few years. I have a chance to buy a 71 R/T hood at a reasonable price. Would you leave the original bulge hood or buy the 71 R/T hood? I'm doing a color change, exterior and interior, so its not 100% original.
  16. 1968rt

    Firewall finally in paint

    Bought this 72 Charger Rallye a few years back. The firewall and hinge area were a mess. After many weekends of cutting, welding and grinding it looks respectable. Citron Yella.
  17. 1968rt

    1969 grille

    I just missed a clean one for $550. Like threewood says, check all the mounting ears.
  18. 1968rt

    Question about 1971 "yellow" Charger R/T I had

    I have to agree. Could be the old photograph. Colors were never spot on with the old photo developing process.
  19. 1968rt

    Anyone recognize this color?

    That's a drastic difference. What about KK and UU?
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