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Do you happen to have a rust free section for the drivers side lower quarter? Unfortunately your pictures only show the passenger side. I need a patch panel for mine and OEM steel is what I am after.

Not to mention that it's a slant 6. Rare maybe, but not more valuble because of it.

If the sending unit is original, clean it up and test. Hopefully it is still fully functional as the repops are generally junk.

You too Roger, Happy New year to you in a minute.

Farht in German pretty much means to journey/travel. So ausfarht = exit. If you are drivng then you are taking a trip which is also farht. Germans are obsessed with farts lol.

54 years young. I feel 35, so I have that going for me. My wife is 3 years younger than me. She tells me that it's not the age that matters, it's the maturity. That puts us in our teens lol.

Lol, I have been to Rostock quite a few times for various parts of the project I am working on. Germans use the word farht quite a bit, much to my amusement. I was driving my car one day and I was on the phone to my insurance agent who has limited English. She said to me when signing off to...

I am thinking if we have a sheet metal brake then we could make our own. It doesn't look that hard. I don't at the moment but will try it out when I can.

There are a few of us looking for those too. Nobody that I can see makes them. Plenty of people will say R/T Specialties but they don't have them. Good luck and if you do find a source, please let us know.

Country roads, I love them.

Wow that is a real peach Pat, looking forward to seeing what you do with this one.

I agree with the tracking of parts that you have purchased. I always keep a spreadsheet showing part number, description, date purchased, cost, who purchased from and date recieved.

R.I.P Leanna. So sad to hear of her passing. She was one of the cornerstones of the forum. Also she produced some beautiful work. She will be missed.

I am thankful for my wife, my health and friends and family. I also love my Mopars and am thankful that I can afford to own, enjoy and maintain them.

Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Aaaannnd, it's made in the USA. I thought they had sold out to China. Unless its older stock, but it appears to be well made.

They look great Wayne.

Restore it with the car and put it back on. Its a cool part of the cars history.

Great story and a great bunch of guys.

Thats a good thing though. Only a well trained eye will pick up that detail. Car is looking absolute incredible RC, keep the progress coming.