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It weeds out "convenience theft". The same people that try the door, and if they're unlocked, they go in and root. If they're locked, they go on to the next car rather than break the window.

Looking for a rear bumper for my 63 Belvedere Please PM if you have something

I have a pair sitting on the floor in my spare room in my house.. didn't bother putting them on when i did the brakes

We had a hard wood floor and new cabinets put in years ago. Seeing your doing the same thing, sounds like you just need to refinish the floor and lay down a new top coat of polyurethane. I had Stanley steamer come out 2 months ago to remove the dirty wax buildup and lay down a new topcoat of wax.

where used/wood finish will it need replacing in the future are all part of the equation! my go to for ease of installation for wood where clamping isn't easy is combination ,hot glue/PL the hot glue holds the parts in place immediately while PL set ups! wood stove door seal glue works...

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Welcome aboard, nice charger, let's get more pics!

A lot of folks above our pay grades profited when they sold off our jobs in order to help build other countries, the majority of us can’t compete when you want things cheap. This isn’t supposed to be a political post just one about manufacturing, just the facts. Imo

Duct tape ?

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The car is a 68 Coronet. What finish do I use for the headlight trim and for the side swoosh pieces? I think I used satin (not flat and not semi-gloss) on the grill and that looks right. Thanks!

The last I one did i got an air nailer. That was a life saver over a manual one. I highly recommend getting one if you are doing a very large area. Also if your going to get a cheap one cause your only going to use it once, get it from harbor freight, so when it breaks, and it will, you can...

Looks good in that color.

I think an Atom would be fun to have for a month or two, which is when the novelty would wear off. Same goes for a Cobra.

I'd be curious about what all is involved with getting such a car legal/registered in your country. Are there penalties/taxes required because of the cars' size? Engine size? Do they impose any restrictions on the use of the car on public roads there?

And there are people here who poo-poo me when I mention that a cost of a restoration today is 75 to 100 large. :rolleyes:

The finish of pre-finished flooring is great, but I hate the beveled edges where crap gets stuck into it. Refinishing them presents a dilemma. https://www.uptownfloors.com/refinishing/sanding-beveled-hardwood-floors.htm

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G'day from Australia :welcome: