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I am looking for a 1968 hood...

Does anyone have one, know of one, or know of someone who might know someone... LOL

Thanks,

moon roof LOL

I had a really nice one...purchased new...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-69-70-71-D ... fd&vxp=mtr



Call 706-337-4606 and ask for Mike

Black armrests for 69-71 Sweptlines are being reproduced...

and they are pretty nice...

Call 706-337-4606 and ask for Mike

Looks like someone stole all your nuts and bolts :)

Looks clean.

I insure mine with Hagerty...$77 a year...

Well, that brings up a subject that I've been wondering about; 3D printing. This may have been discussed here before, but I was wondering mainly about side trim clips, but of course the applications for our obsessions could go way beyond that. Does anybody have any knowledge about that technology a...

This is so great, and to see the haulers the way they were painted in 1971...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i5hSvQTSyg

SEAnthony wrote:Here is a picture of a nos hood emblem. The colour looks to be orange. Hemi orange? The colour is the same as the center medallion for 1971 wheel cover. Hope this helps.

NOS!!!


I hate you Anthony LOL

I would be scared to death to buy anything these clowns chopped up.

A grand for a '69-newer bumper, and it's not even chromed??? WTF, over? Jeez, for a grand, it had better ship itself, stop by the chrome shop on the way to me and chrome itself, install itself, fix me a hot ham sandwich, give me an ice-cold beer, and give me the best b-j I've ever had!!! Is that to...

These are nylon...and this is where the cables attach up at the control panel...

any one know of other applications, or sources...

these break easily, after all these years...

I have some broken...

and some that are just worn out

Nice trtuck, I watched this one on CR for a long time...Glad you got it...

About a year after you make those stripe kits available...there will be far more Dudes running around on the streets than were ever actually made by Dodge...

LOL

Shawn, yes that does mean hands free steering, had to use my hand to push down on my prosthetic, heavy clutch not enoungh strenth in my stump to push with leg. I free shift after out of 2nd gear. Also has a cotter clip on the end of the handle if it needs to be removed for someone else to drive. :T...

You will be driving to Sunday Church in style now :) Very Nice!

Doesn't look like there are any knobs like other wheels have for the hub cap.[/quote] I've only seen 1 picture of hub caps on a W100 70'-71'. It was a full cover that had the hole for the front hub lock-outs, not sure if they were stock or not.[/quote] Well, what I meant to say... You can tell if t...

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Project - or finished and ready to use every day?