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I would seek out a professional carpet layer. They splice carpet in homes all the time and if it's done right you can't tell where the seam is. If you could get someone in that line of work to help you it might come out pretty good.

Same here, my Cuda is an LA built car and there was no build sheet anywhere to be found.

Yeah, I got into a late model Mustang once! I don't want to do it again. I've been in my grandson's late model Camaro and it wasn't bad getting in or out but those doortops are so high you feel like you're sitting flat on the floor!

That's a Chevy exhaust gasket you have there! Not judging or anything, just sayin! :rofl:

I was on my way home from gassing up the wife's Challenger and saw these other two cars parked. I knew what I had to do and went around the block and parked next to them and took this pic. I have no idea who owns the Camaro or the Mustang but nobody came out and asked me why I was taking a...

Fiberglass resin and fiberglass cloth as needed.

Have you checked the brake light wire with a test light to see if you're even getting power back there?

I'm the opposite! I like my hood up so people can see that late model hemi, but then, I'm a gearhead and I like looking at the engines in the cars. The highschool aged kids love looking at my engine, I've gotten a lot of comments about it from that age group.

That's a Cuda spoiler, not a Challenger!

I think one of the best displays is a 3 ring binder with pictures of the car's restoration from start to finish and the car's info on display on the radiator frame where people can look through it if interested.

I went for a ride with his son in that car a few days ago. He DOES know how to drive it!😜

That's the nature of the beast (aftermarket mag wheels) We've all had to deal with it. It just is what it is. If you've ever worked at a tire shop you deal with it a lot more than most!:BangHead:

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What is that in the middle of the grill? Ours doesn't have that.

Av gas was a staple for us back in the day when premium gas went away and unleaded was introduced. :thumbsup:

Probably something that should have been done from the very start!

That's pretty bad!

No, as Sal C said above, the time to fix it is before paint. Unfortunately, I didn't have that done.:BangHead:

Those things were from the 70's and 80's. Guys would buy them and sharpen the handle to a point, they damn sure didn't come like that! Made a convenient "shiv" for street thugs! Back when I was a cop we were always on the lookout for those things!

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