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3M # 80 vinyl adhesive if you choose to use a spray.

3-M makes the best contact adhesive I've ever used. Made specifically for automotive vinyl tops. As stated in the referenced post this adhesive is tenacious. I'll get you the 3M # in a bit. Dan

From what I can see that's very repairable. If you want to cut out the pinch area and the trough you can fab some patch pieces and weld them in just don't cut too much at once so you keep the contours. You'll be able to see everything better once it's blasted. Teach yourself to work with body...

You can order SEM products from Tool Topia. Great paint.

Oh my! Not only is the Dart beautiful!

Roger we make our own product for floorboards trunks and under body that has performed well in Michigan for us. We use Rustoleum Rusty metal primer. This stuff will stick to any metal surface as long as there is no loose rust or other material. If you want to make it insulate like "Lizard Skin"...

Hood bracket? Latch area. Under dash parking brake handle support.

I bought one of there's for my Dart. I broke my original taking it out. Instead of replacing the weathered OEM seal the po just butyled the hell out of it. The new windshield is thinner and made in Mexico but the quality looks good. I am concerned about the new seal sealing with the thinner...

Yes. I've done a couple with the windshield installed. Like mentioned some are tough to get to.

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Get a Mopar chassis manual for your year. All the dimensions are in the book. Dan

You can buy new ones for $70/pair. I recommend you use the inside brackets from Dynamic Restorations to stiffen the door panels for the new handles. Dan

Beautiful job! Better than new.

As 2Darts said the wheel well trim is anodized and will need to be stripped as he suggested. After polishing I use Eastwood clear metal finish. There's other clears out there but theirs seems to hold up well in actual use.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Genius!!!!!!!!

Yup # 424580 1/2" Also can find them on the "HELP" spinner racks at Pep Boys, Auto Zone, Advance Auto etc.

Not near my receipts but I remember specifying a 75 Sport and the parts were correct. The pics in the ad are generic.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ That's where I bought mine. Perfect fit great quality. Dan

Very nice work. You Aussies don't piss around with the horsepower.

I guess the answer would be "depends". The factory style vinyl half top has two parallel seams running from front to back with "legs" that run down each side of the roof pillar. The tops from Classic Industries and Legendary Interiors both come with great instructions and I've installed a few...

I removed all the steel including the bumpers and fabbed aluminum brackets to hold the new fiberglass bumpers. I did both the front and rear. Lost a ton of weight. Of course I wouldn't want to get hit by a tricycle. I put short bumper bolts in all the old locations and am going to have the...

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I actually own that set of guns. I won it from a contest TCP had a few years back. It's a cheap set but the primer gun sprays great. I never tried the finish gun with paint costs so high. I use my Iwata for that. Dan

Honest opinion? I've done it twice. I'd have it done. The windshield trim is a bi*^h. Dan

You can buy them from www.clipsandfasteners.com for dirt cheap. I'm not near the shop but they are 1/2" or 5/8". Look in the Chrysler section. Dan

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If I were you and having read all the posts I would salvage what I could off both those cars and find a rust free western body and build it the way you want. Have you been watching the prices escalate for the nicely done clone cars. You could do the same and I don't think you would ever lose...

Talk to these guys. They make and sell some cool stuff. wwwdynamicrenovation.net/

I have used a piece of bent up 1 1/2" wide flat bar with a 11/16" hole drilled in one end. Use painters tape to tape the clip to the bar centered over the hole. Reach in and lever the clip on over the pin then pull the bar off. I have the other end of the bar ground down to slip the clip off...