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At least it’s not a Ferd. That’s a nice score. I like the body style on those Buicks.

The car does kinda standout on the job site. Looks good!!

This is really cool. Thanks for posting.

Happy belated KK!!

PCP?

Happy Birthday Dan

My car was neither classic or performance when I bought it in 1985, lol. It was my Grandmother's /6, 3-on-the-tree Belvedere I Sedan …. but it has 2 doors! I drove it for several years and parked it when other priorities took over. I just finished the rebuild in Sept last year with a 4 spd 383...

Nobody mentioned that the restart of this topic after a year of inactivity came from an account that was just created two Days ago and has one message. That, plus the wording of the post certainly raises my suspicion level. Beware?

Congrats Chargervert

The entire carburetor blew off

The generator??

Ditto, ditto, 65 Belvedere I plus big block delete, lol

I used Bulldog adhesion promoter and Kolor Korrect paint on my vinyl door panels and they came out great. Not tacky. Maybe the promoter was too thick or not set up?

I bought the Essex from Summit. It’s more plush than the others, which is what I wanted - but it’s the most expensive. Very happy with it

Another vote mass backed ACC. Installed it in my ‘65 Belvedere this summer. Molded areas fit really nice. Trimming it was not difficult- used a good (new) pair of tin snips.

Nice color!

I’m glad I’m not the only one. I’ve also been looking for a 15” spare lately and haven’t found one yet. Probably not looked as hard as you Skytrooper, but same result so far. Good luck!!

71 Plymouth cuda

^^ 2nd the above. Many years ago had a fender shipped to me via Greyhound

Not quite as bad as ^ but the previous owner of our house did a similar thing with extension cords. You know those cut-to- length, terminate yourself, 2 conductor lamp cord type deals. He plugged it into the outlet, looped it into the Sheetrock and made a channel in the sheet rock and spackled...