I Love my wife...BUT.....LOLOL
- Thread starter David Clark
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David Clark
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Unfortunately he won't sell the rest of the cars as he has one he is driving too and uses the parts, but was willing to sell a few off of them for me. been a bad couple weeks here so haven't gotten much done around here, I have been slowly getting the pieces together though to make that blank header panel a complete one. Got the Grill, Headlight Buckets and rings, and Chrome Trim around the headlights with the turn signal lenses in there. I can reuse the chrome strips on the bottom off mine 5th avenue. It's slowly coming together and planning a Trip back to Mom and Dad's to pick these up at the beginning of July.
Justwondering
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July is just around the corner.
David Clark
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Yep, can't wait. Once I get them headers then the Diplomat and 5th Ave will both be Reborn and looking good. Well looking as good as I can without spending the money on repainting the headers to match the bodies LOLOL.
David Clark
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Got the Header off the 5th Ave today in preparation of getting the other header panel. got some straightening to do on the Radiator Support Panel too. UGH.
Justwondering
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Thats a bit more damage than I had on my car before I replaced the front header panel and bumper.
Course I didn't hit a deer.
The trailer hitch on the back of a Chevy Silverado 3500 backed into mine. It did telegraph problems to the left fender and hood. But, it felt great when I replaced the parts.
Yours will feel great as well.
Course I didn't hit a deer.
The trailer hitch on the back of a Chevy Silverado 3500 backed into mine. It did telegraph problems to the left fender and hood. But, it felt great when I replaced the parts.
Yours will feel great as well.
David Clark
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Yeah, gonna work on it some more tomorrow I think.
lowbudget
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I did my Aspen radiator support after I tagged a deer with it. I used a port a power and tapped on kinks with a body hammer to relieve the stress. It turned out great. I guess all those high school auto body classes paid off. That was back in the day where it wasn't remove and replace though.
