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I like the vents, and think that you should keep them. but it's wierd that your 74 doesn't have vents. My 74 valiant has vents. but that may be because she's a 4-door.

Looks nice, it's a good combo with your hood scoops

Yeah i'd love to see what yours looks like. I'm just in the process of detailing my engine bay and i's like to make my tired old manifold look a little better.

I'm putting this in here because while it is about a part of the engine it's more about how to make that part look pretty rather than work well. Okay, my question is about how to make my slant six Exhaust manifold look better than it is. Since it's the factory manifold i'm curious if there...

Okay i've pulled the hood off of my 74 valiant and I noticed some play arround the bolt holes, which worried me so when I finally got it off I saw that there was about half an inch of loose rust arround the bolts. SO, short of fabricating some new bolt brackets I was driving by the salvage yard...

I've run into the same problem guys but does anyone have any pictures of the new metal, welded into place?

thanks man, I ended up pulling off that narsty old piece of velvet and found that the roof, while rust free, is now totally covered in glue residue and it looks like somewhere in the past that someone attempted to bondo a few sections of the roof and did a s**t-tacular job of it. I'm going to...

ok here's the update on the roof. It's not actually vynal anymore. the previous owners glued a big sheet of velvet to the top after they (poorly) scraped off the old vynal. and it's become quite nasty. They didn't do a very good job of it because I can pull the sheet off with my bare hands where...

The problem with the roof i've seen is that there is a gap between the window trim and the actual roof is quite large. should I just fill it in with Bondo? oh thanks about the quote, I got it from a film called C.S.A. (Confederate States of America) about what would have happened if the south...

the sun, cracking up things out here in New Mexico is nothing new. but if I do scrape off the old vynal (if that is what it turns out to be). would I just be able to just re-paint the roof black or would i need to put some sheet metal in place?

Okay I'll be the first to admit that i'm kinda un-initiated when it comes to certain things in restoration. for example, on my 'new' 74 Valiant Brougham the roof has what can only be described as a 'luxury option' the roof is not actually metal on top, it is this odd feeling material that...