I didn't think lacquer was still available and according to the link below it has been discontinued by most manufacturers. Most of your economical...
:thumbsup: Typical of a single stage paint. Feather out the chips, prime it and you're ready to spray. On this new of a vehicle it would likely be...
Just had a look in one of our old Mitchell manuals here at work and this would definitely be from a '75 - '80 with the leaf spring suspension and...
Out of all the vehicles I've sprayed I've never stripped them down, just feathered out all the imperfections. Even when my dad had his body shop I...
Could that be "Standox"?
SSE-797 (Beautiful British Columbia) back in '86. Only had them for a short time 'cause daddy ripped them off my car one night. Never found out...
If your car is pretty straight and requires very little body work (few minor dings) I would expect to see something in the way of $3000 - $3500 up...
:thumbsup: That would be my first guess. Second would be a sunk float, but I'd start with the first one.
:thumbsup: Done, gave 'er a 10 also!
I'm not going to make it to that one either, time is just not on my side this year. I need to get into the shop and get my truck done, lots of...
I agree IMO. The silver would be more of a contrast. But who am I to say, go with what pleases you the most!:thumbsup:
[img] I've got mine!:dance:
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Lube the cable with a graphite. You can buy a spray can of this at any good auto parts store. Hold the cable up and spray away until you see it...
If it's heavy and appears full of oil, change the filter. In regards to going with the K&N about the only advantage is that you can wash it out...
You're gonna have to check all four of your leaf shackles and the mounts and make sure they are all solid. Also check your shocks and their mounts...
:bawling: Crap,this year is just not working out for me. My youngest daughter's birthday is on the 17th so we'll be home with the family and we...
Mine stopped being a daily driver in '99 when I started working 60 miles from home:coco: . Now i just keep packing it on the Cougar, 256,000 miles...
My '86 Cougar still had it in the pan with 100,000 miles on it, '84 T-Bird with 55,000 miles and '81 Granada with 60,000 miles. First time was...
A timing light? :hmmm: What the heck is that? I usually drop the distributor in at TDC on number one to get the engine fired up, bump it ahead...
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