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Got a pair on a motor currently..... but they've got a coat of turquoise on em. The gold wasn't presentable anymore.

All my B bodies have column shift. Even my 67 GTX. Not by choice. They follow me around. lol

I do on my street car.

None on my 4 wheels.

Those look like the polished castings summit sells. I've got a pair of the same , but as -cast finish, the ones they don't list anymore.

Can't forget Moroso gold.

I had torque boxes added to my 67 GTX during the restoration process. I believe they were bought through Roseville but not sure about the part number.

Has anyone seen this or know what it’s for?

That's right Ed, when I had the first GTX as a daily driver in the 70s, I bought a set from the local dealer when the originals rotted out. When I bought Baby Blue, Bob Miller included a pair with a parts stash he'd accumulated. I paid $300 extra over the price of the car for the parts, which...

Not with me! I wanted a Randall AMC 401 gremlin, BAD!!

that's 68-69

Rustoleum "textured" black - available at Walmart is a PERFECT match. Because you don't want the finish too coarse its best to coat the frame first with a flat or satin finish - either or. Then lay on a single coat of the textured. Bingo - done! Or you can take other advice, **** around trying...

Contact Kolor Korrect-Your Source For Classic Car Paint They will hook you up.

Got mine here or FABO, they were not pretty. Remnants of wrinkle paint on them, however only the area in-between the fins are cast with the wrinkle. I saw an nos set on marketplace a few years ago for ridiculous $, in the box.

Does anyone have a resource for the date code glass stencils? I know ECS sells the glass with the etching but a friend found a place that sells the glass at less then half the price of ECS and it's guaranteed to fit. We're looking for a source for the stencils to etch the glass ourselves. TIA

Eye love green

El Dubb will whip one right up for you!

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