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Here is mine: :icescrea:

Not a '67. But here are a few pictures of mine (old paint scheme - she's all white now) :)

Received my roof rail weather stripping from Metro USA and upon installation found that the front pieces were about 2-inch too short (see pic). The same for the other side too... Is it supposed to be this way? Or am I supposed to stretch it or something? Hmm... weird! It says '63-'66...

Sorry he cant repair pitting that bad :P hehe But he does a good job at plating though I think.

As what the doctor ordered, lotsa chrome :) Hope you like it! :)

It helps when you have good condition parts to start with ;)

Yes they do have some pitting, and still do. Luckily they are mostly hidden from view when you close the trunk lid. Most of the pitting are on the straight side of the bezel, not on the curve side where it would be obvious. I had a few queries and interest from here and another Mopar forumer...

Look at what came back from the shop today... Hows the shine? :) Got this done for less than $200 bucks...

Probably will but depends on how good a job i think i can do it... i mean idont want to screw up the nice dog dishes hehe

Thanks Man... Glad u liked them :)

The short answer is... 5000 miles away from you :( in Malaysia! And yeah they DO look good dont they? ;) Cant wait to install them on the car...

Went and pick-up some of the chrome parts today... And these are stuff I picked up about a mth ago... And no none of them are new/NOS... all my OLD parts after refurbish... What do you think?

Yeah, try changing gears with your LEFT hand (at least this is an Automatic *wink)

Im just a little confused about my brake pedal. My car is an AUTO but the brake pedal looks like the ones for the Manual. Isn't the Auto brake pedal something wider like this? Im just wondering why the brake pedal is so small. And how easy it is to change to the wider ones...