Another Mopar Off My Bucket List - Barracuda Fastback

As I was cleaning parts I focused on my radio. It's in really good shape but I saw that the silver paint on the STEREO indicator light was worn off. Once again I grabbed the paint pen. I was surprised it was as easy to re-paint those raised letters as it was. I was trying to be careful of course but it still only took about 10 seconds to make them look like new. The more I've used these pens, the more sold I am on them.
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The fresh air ducting to the air cleaner is a pain to clean. They're not horrible but they're still dirty from 36 years of use.

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During the many years that my truck was parked in the weeds at the farm I'd had a couple of instances where I had vehicular vandalism. They trashed a '69 Camaro, my '66 Impala, the funnycar, and my Dad's Ford Ranger. The 'Lil Red escaped relatively unharmed. They had shot one of the headlights with a pellet gun, ripped the chrome DODGE emblem off the front of the hood, and broke my inside rear view mirror.

I purchased the replacement headlights for the broken one a few days ago.

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I bought an o.e.m. replacement DODGE emblem for the truck years ago.

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The factory mirror was 10 inches wide. It most likely would have needed replacing by now anyway because it has discolored over time.

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I ordered a 12 inch wide mirror replacement from SUMMIT RACING. I always like the idea of increasing rear visibility. - Add another $17 to my expense list.






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