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What I think you will need to do is look at Dorman products. They make aftermarket parts and here in the US they have all sorts of plastic clips for moldings. My guess is that you will have to measure your holes in the A pillar and try and find a clip that you can file down to fit the trim...

Special T is NOT cheap. I brought him a few pieces that were already stripped, straightened and polished out all they needed was to be bright dipped. I paid for it big time, meaning that I paid for straightening and polishing on top of the bright dip. Bill is a nice guy, but the next time I...

Good luck with Joe, I spoke to him in March at the Indy show and his supplier was not making them anymore. He was very low on supply and was trying to find a new person to make them.

DMT gaskets has a ton of stuff for our cars. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised

Detroit muscle technologies is whom you want to contact for the splash shield gaskets. Jim makes a great product, and in my opinion a stand up guy. If you google the name the website pops up. The gasket kit is around 82.00 USC. I gave Jim oem splash shield gaskets I took off of my car a few...

Eastwood makes a zinc primer in a spray can. It has a flexible hose and the end of it has a metal nozzle that gives a fan like spray pattern. I'll grab a piece of welding wire and tape the hose to it, thus giving you control of the spray. I've done several cars with this and it works very...

Oh no its not....hope you had fun here, and up in the City....food n blues are the best...Bloomington has changed quite a bit since 96...

440 4spd, I paid extra for the lifetime warranty... You may want to ring them and inquire if they still offer it, and if it's transferable, that question I did not ask when I paid for them. I know I am very pleased with the work...one of the very few things that were done right by outside...

Quality plating used a Keystone pricing guide for mine. I paid about $800.00 for mine with a lifetime warranty. I thought it was reasonable in comparison to other places.

I had Quality Plating in Sterling Ill. do my bumpers on my 64. Could not be happier with the outcome. He (well when mine were done a couple of years ago ) still chromed with hexavent (sic) chrome. It's more durable than trivent(sic) which is the environmentally proceedure nowadays. you may...

I think Bill Petrow still makes those medallions I bought a set off of him yrs ago.

Lol, I know what you mean.... and no its a typical Chicago suburbs type home, nice but not over the top.

From a fellow 64 owner, welcome to the site, and please post some pics. Plenty of good knowledgeable people here. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Bills stuff is nice, but it's not cheap. He works out of his garage behind his house he's a talented guy.

I used quality chrome platers in Sterling Illinois, which is in the northern part of the state. He has a couple of different price points as far as what your budget allows. He pretty much pulled out a Keystone price list and works off of that. I chose to pay a little extra and either way I saw...

This stuff does work, I remember when I was in the Navy seeing ship's company using that stuff everywhere, from brass, to chrome, to aluminum. The cotton would turn black in a heart beat, but boy did the metal shine. Never used it myself, but I might go buy a can and try it on my hub caps.

If you havent already look at the wiper arm pivots. The gaskets that go around the shaft get brittle and dry up allowing water to enter the interior hence floor board rust. Have some one hold a running water hose over the wiper arm pivots and see if they leak. Hate to see you go through all of...

Use CLR in the silver bottle. It might take a couple of apps with it but the rust will gone easy peasy

My window is just a little too high on my 64 to get the strips out. Thanks for the info on how to lower it. I DO APPRECIATE the information. Im guessing the quarter windows work the same way as far as dropping the window.

Quick question, when you removed them, had you taken the window completely out, or were you able to just use adjustments to lower it enough to get at cat whiskers? If you did the latter, which bolts did you loosen to get window to drop down low enough to access the whiskers?