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Sorry, not seeing much detail on my phone.

Small block?

Thanks Scott. My drivers seat just isn't comfy for me. It needs some help.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :carrot: I have been here for years and modded for many.

Finding a nice used pair is probably not going to happen. I might as well pull the trigger on the repops. Stimulate the economy, what the heck.

Good to know on the foam. I made a Gif of a blinking turn signal but it didn't work. The file must have been too big.

I see Van's has the headlight trim I need. :BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead: :thumbsup::lol:

Those old lenses weren't in good shape. If the one wasn't cracked I could have cleaned them and polished the outside surface. It's cool to have the CDPD emblem on them. Those new lenses are so clear and bright though. These turned out so nice I might look for some for the rear.

I see that. I will order from them sometime I bet.

You are digging up some great photos! Thanks.

Here's a couple shorts.

I got my order in from Detroit Muscle so I was messing with my 64 this afternoon. I got a few things done. Just small parts and projects. One piece at a time making it better. 1) Quarter glass vertical weather-strip. It will be nice to not get the inside wet when it rains or with the garden...

Look closely at the filaments, the thin filament is the tail and the thick filament is the brake/turn. I don't have a bulb handy but I think the tail is the tall one.

I found this in my photo file. It's Jim Van Zee's car.

You did a wonderful job with it.

I keep going back to the hauler photo. That it over the top.

Now that's a cool wagon!

Just post a photo for the group to see.

Nice!

Nope, just a model kit of a 330 post car. The die cast is a 65 Plymouth, a Chuck Ostrich Super Stocker.