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  1. M

    Door Panel Material

    Thanks for the info, very helpful.
  2. M

    WTB 1970 Barracuda Trunk Lock Linkage Cover

    I figured it out. The wording was changed to "leave direct message," instead of leave conversation. I'll DM you. Thanks
  3. M

    WTB 1970 Barracuda Trunk Lock Linkage Cover

    I'm interested. How much would you like for it? Do you have a PayPal account? I tried to clear out my inbox but was unsuccessful.
  4. M

    Door Panel Material

    Thanks for the video.
  5. M

    WTB 1970 Barracuda Trunk Lock Linkage Cover

    Will do. There's a place that makes them out of ABS plastic. I prefer a metal cover.
  6. M

    WTB 1970 Barracuda Trunk Lock Linkage Cover

    I'm looking for the metal guard/shield that covers the trunk lock linkage, for a 70 Barracuda.
  7. M

    Door Panel Material

    The reason I was looking at the material of these panels, I don't want to buy the panels and find I need to return them. I bought some panels online several years ago (from a reputable store). They were new but were very rigid/brittle and difficult to install. I couldn't return them since I...
  8. M

    Door Panel Material

    Thanks for the info, very helpful.
  9. M

    Door Panel Material

    Is polypropylene called something else? The reason I ask, the description in the catalogues say vacuum formed or injected molded ABS. The vacuum formed are more expensive. I remember a few years ago I bought the vacuum formed panels and they were not very good. They were thin and brittle. Thanks
  10. M

    Door Panel Material

    What were the original door panels made of? I saw panels that were injected molded ABS and Vacuum formed panels. The vacuum formed panels are about $500 more. Aren't the vacuum formed panels thinner and more rigid? Also, was the original trunk lock shield (mine is missing) ABS or metal? Thanks
  11. M

    Door Lock Lubrication

    Cool!!! I didn't know. Thanks
  12. M

    Door Lock Lubrication

    I think the Calif sun bakes everything. I park the car outside, covered with a car cover and a thick tarp. I'm in the process of cleaning out my garage so it will stay cool. Thanks
  13. M

    Door Lock Lubrication

    Thanks.
  14. M

    Door Lock Lubrication

    That's a little pricey. I live near JPL, I'll see if any of my neighbors can get me a dab of this stuff (a little dab will do you), In the meantime I'll stick with lithium grease. Thanks
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    Door Lock Linkage Falls Off

    I moved the rod to the other hole. It sticks a little. I'm going to remove the lock mechanism, clean and lube it. I'm also going to take the piece (where the rod attaches) off the old locks and place it on the aftermarket locks. If I can find the key for the old lock, I would just use the...
  16. M

    Door Lock Linkage Falls Off

    For the lock rod, I have to order the A body kit since the E body kit doesn't have the simple push in retainer. Thanks
  17. M

    Door Lock Linkage Falls Off

    Thanks again
  18. M

    Door Lock Lubrication

    Good afternoon everyone. What type lubrication is good for the door locking mechanism? Is there such a thing as a lubricant that doesn't dry up, cake up, and attract dirt? I have been using the white lithium grease. This has the tendency to dry up and get caked up. Is WD-40 or a silicon spay...
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    Door Lock Linkage Falls Off

    Thanks. I plan on removing and cleaning all the lock mechanism. There is still a little binding from years of dirt and grease.
  20. M

    Door Lock Linkage Falls Off

    I forgot to ask, is this the correct retainer or do I need to use the one that clamps on to the rod? I checked Classic Industrie. Their clip set for the E body doesn't include the retainer in the photo. The A body kit does. Thanks again.
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