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I was busy cleaning it!Hoosier Bird said:
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Ok Hoosier I got a few minutes to work on it today. Emblems and body plugs 
2 hours cleaning the bottom off 
2 hours cleaning the bottom off 
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Beautiful!! :worship: :worship: :worship:
Hoosier Bird
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OK........so.........are we going to have a 69roadrunner.net engine starting party at your house when you get to that point? :worship: :worship: :worship:
Plymouthfan
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Are you drop the body over the engine/trans or drop the goods in from the top?????
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Looks like it's going in from the bottom to me...that is the easiest way if you have never tried it...and the way Ma MoPar did it BTW.
Ray
69hemibeep said:I was busy cleaning it!Hoosier Bird said:
Those valve covers are gonna leak if you don't fix those holes... :lmao:
Looking good, Bob! I'm with Gary. Party at Bob's on Initial Fire-Up day. An "I.F.U." party...
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ACME A12 said:I was busy cleaning it!69hemibeep said:
Those valve covers are gonna leak if you don't fix those holes... :lmao:
Looking good, Bob! I'm with Gary. Party at Bob's on Initial Fire-Up day. An "I.F.U." party...
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69hemibeep
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Here is one scary job, doing the blackout on the support with new paint :cheers:
Roadcuda
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That looks great Bob. But, better you then me doing that after a fresh paint job. With my luck I check it 10 times to make sure there were no gaps in the masking, and there it would be when I thought I was finished! Black where it don't belong. My guess is that the fridge door stayed closed untill you were finished!
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No overspray so I'm on my way to the fridge. I was pretty careful I bagged the whole carRoadcuda said:
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69hemibeep said:
I may be wrong, but shouldn't there be paint on the inner fender below the headlight? You can see that through the slot on the filler panel under the grille.
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that's all ya got done?????? Man I'd be scared to death of scratchng something.
Man I'd be scared to death of scratchng something.
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Looking Great..........
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John I got the info from a thread on moparts some time back they had Chrysler info according to the A12 gurus. I will double check here was one exampleBig John said:
John69RR
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Wow. What a difference. I never gave much thought to the radiator support and headlight buckets. Mine was painted back in 1993 at a Mopar friendly shop. Guess I'll need to update mine during this little job that I'm doing.
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69hemibeep said:
Yep, I remember seeing that now.
Plymouthfan
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I gave that photo of the brown car to my painter as reference for my blackout. I also had a Chrysler bulletin for 70 E body blackouts which were probably the same areas. Sorry, I don't have ANY pics of my blackout.
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At the time they posted a black and white tech bulletin but it was better in color