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On that VFN hood, The 68 Roadrunner and GTX had two hoods, early and late with those holes in different places and two different grill supports! After that they were all the same.

VFN Fiberglass. Addison Il. 630-543-0232 Glasstek Inc. Naperville Il. 630-978-9897

Back in 75 I installed a Sony 8track Discreet Quad system in my "X". I would drive out to the woods and listen to it for hours. Sounded Fantastic! Didn't need to be loud, the seperation was unbelieveable!

Yeah, I'm the guy stuck in traffic right in front of you trying to have a conversation with my Wife! Nice looking though!

ScotchBrite, Epoxy primer, Silver.

Go to a pick-a-part and scavenge a handle & cable that's long enough and put it in. It should be easy enough. You must live around some rude people that want to get hurt? I would never touch someone else's car without asking! Then when they shut the hood, they put the famous "Dent" in the top of...

Put a HellCat crate engine and transmission in it if you want to go that quick! Can't think of how much money it would cost to make a 318 put out enough power! Nice project!

I'd just like to keep them on the car for originality and nostalgic value. I'll find mine as soon as I get five more!!! Ha!

Well, If I can find them, I need Five! If the going price for the hub with the studs in it wasn't so expensive, I'd go that direction.

They are scarce as Hens Teeth! Depends if you have 10" brakes, 11" brakes, Disc brakes, Front, Rear, Etc. Dorman no longer makes ANY L.H. thread studs. My 68 GTX L.F. W/11" brakes takes a Dorman 610-133. They still make the R.H. studs, 610-132. I gave up and put The R.H. studs in my L.F. I can...

Congratulations! I'm getting ready to install mine after 45 years! I imagine it feels real good! Nice clean compartment. Take care!

You could also make a vessel out of a piece of large PVC and glue caps on it, then stick it inside a vacuum can. No one will ever know, and it will never rust through. Just sayin!

Dang! It's for along the back of the package tray! Nothing for the window trim. Sorry!

I think I may have bought a Charger set for my GTX by mistake. You can have it fo free if I can find it! Just pay the ship? It's a Trim Parts MP5126.

Yeah, kind of tricky! You have to get a beer and relax. If you look carefully at the heads, hopefully they will have a little witness mark of the direction that they were put in. Don't tighten them down all the way on each one. Sneak up on them a liitle at a time. Slow and easy.

Yes, get to it from behind and use a piece of 1 X 2" wood and shape the long end to a dull point. Hit it into submission! You may have to remove the fenders and work on a padded horse.

Yeah, I'm working on the project and watching out of the corner of my eye. Shaking my head too!

Yes, I scoured Google Images for all kinds of reference pictures and downloaded tons of them. Of course, you can always aske here and everyone will be willing to help! Go through different members posts and grab those pic's. Not easy to put it back together when you didn't take it apart! Good luck!

The 3M 5/16" is the correct seal for the rear, but the better option if you want is to use the 3M Urethane calk. It's what newer cars use, and holds better, but I can't do it myself because I'm not that experienced! Yes, the moldings will keep the window from coming out!