Mr C
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Back in the 80's when these cars were new, you could buy Mopar splash guards from the Chrysler dealer parts counter that had "Chrysler" or "Cordoba" etc emblazoned on them. I really liked that look and a lot of the cars left the lot that way.
My 89 Fifth Avenue had a vintage, although beat up, set of these splash guards on it when I bought it. Over the years the golden "Chrysler" script was all but gone, so I decided to freshen them up to look like new again.
I went to a local shop that makes car decals and T-shirts and I had them make new Chrysler decals in gold. I removed the flaps, thoroughly cleaned them, hit them with a light coat of Krylon plastic paint, applied the decals and put them back.
Looks like 1989 again!
My 89 Fifth Avenue had a vintage, although beat up, set of these splash guards on it when I bought it. Over the years the golden "Chrysler" script was all but gone, so I decided to freshen them up to look like new again.
I went to a local shop that makes car decals and T-shirts and I had them make new Chrysler decals in gold. I removed the flaps, thoroughly cleaned them, hit them with a light coat of Krylon plastic paint, applied the decals and put them back.
Looks like 1989 again!
