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I've got to check the glove box, I cant remember if that had a key or if it was just a pin hole...

My 71 Scamp has 3 different keys. 1 for ignition, 1 for door locks, 1 for trunk lock. Is it possible to re-pin one of the locks to match the other so I only have 2 keys?

Ohhh its just so hard to pick one. LOL Im pretty sure my brother had that Lets Boogie one, of course I really like the beer one though:lol:

Snag a couple from your garage wall and send them my way:lol:

Ohhhhh Purple!!!! That would look good in Grimace

So who wants to come remove it from the inside of my trunk?? Yep, prior owner thought it was a good idea to spray the entire inside of the trunk area with the spray can stuff.. I havent even began to try to remove it. Just so many different curved surfaces, nooks and crannies to get it out...

Odd to say the least. For sure not factory as mentioned.

I want to say they are 1/2" push nuts.. I bought them at my local Ace Hardware

Look for the Precision WCR D690 gasket. Pretty popular gasket people go with.

Understandable, I know longer have touch up paint so I was trying to avoid chipping the paint on the bolt heads.

I need to swap mine for a better set. It looks like I can remove the splash shield and get to everything that way, but Im not 100% sure so thought I would ask. Has anyone ever replaced a hood hinge with out removing the entire fender?

Bumping this back up for you.

Its good to at least know what they are called. Best of luck with your search.

Laysons, seems to have a lot of different parts also. Plus they are a vendor on here. You could check the out also. LAYSON'S RESTORATIONS - DODGE, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH RESTORATION PARTS

If your talking about just the spring, you pop off the side of the spring with the loop around the pin. Then you have to either grind off the tangs that are crimped down so the spring doesnt just come out or spread that pin apart. I would only spread it far enough to wiggle the spring out with...

I have a NOS Drivers side hinge for sale. [FOR SALE] - NOS 73-76 Drivers Side Hood Hinge

Here is how one member did it. final pix of subframe connectors If you use the search feature you can type in different variations of the question to find others.

My springs walk (to a certain point). I have my hinges off of the car and from what I can see is the arm, that the spring is on twists. Mine had a slight twist about half way. This is about the spot that the spring hooks onto the pin at. I also noticed that the twist was probably caused from the...

I'll be doing when I get the new to me hinges.

It looks like a pretty simple idea. I was just trying to figure out the teflon washers. Are they double stacked? Furyus2, I like the idea of drilling the pins. I would love to come up with a way to install gas struts, and get rid of the spring.. On my hinges the springs start to walk off. I...

Has anyone ever successfully repaired there 67-76 style hood hinges? I found this thread on Big Block Dart and was wondering if it would work. He is not using the hood spring and I would need to retain the spring. taking play out of hood hinges

I picked up 2 cans of the Spraymax 2k paint and I have to say that this paint laid down nicely and I didnt have the spattering issue that others have had. The large spray pattern was a nice feature. I would for sure buy this paint again. Just wanted to throw out my 2 pennies.

Thanks for that great input

Those valve covers look great and the breather looks great as well. Thanks for the pics

It does, thank you again!

Thank you for your input! Hell of a write up. Thank you very much for your input! Oh, one thing I did read is once you got the propellant into the can, it will only last about 24 hours, before its no longer any good. Can you confirm this? Great, thank you for your input as well!

See you are now the other side of what I've read... It looks like some good quality stuff, so Im curious.. How has it held up?

If I may ask, how long have you had it on? I really dont want to have to pull the hood scoop every year to spray it because its not holding up.

I was thinking it was the same paint as well. Hence my question. It just does not make sense to buy a quart of automotive paint for my hood scoop. I just had a real bad experience with the Rustoleum Satin Black. It crinkled, if I would let it sit to long and sprayed another coat over it. Or...

Looking at picking up a couple cans of this. http://www.repaintsupply.com/spraymax-3680212-2k-urethane-hot-rod-satin-black-paint-aerosol-p5205.html I've read mixed reviews about it, mostly concerning splattering. Im wondering if anyone has tried it out? Otherwise any recommendations...