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So I was able to cross reference EW1 and the Lucite number above. It is also called Alpine White and Spinnake White and white and spinnaker white and eggshell white across Dodge and Plymouth platforms in 1969 and 1970! Dupont 4996L Lucite 4996L Chrysler DT1417 PPG/Ditzler 2033 Sherwin Williams...

I pulled these two emblems from the doors on my 68 Coronet 500. Are they supposed to be paint free? If no, what get's painted? And what finish (satin, semi-gloss, other)? Thanks!

Wow thats great information! Thanks so much for taking the time to find all this!!! Really appreciate it! MF

Brewer's has pictures. Looks like a 62-63 pedal set up to me.

Quincey is the Cadillac....... I see one pop up on Craigslist now and then....... I'd favor my 1982 model 325 over anything....... designed to run 24/7/365 minus maintenance I could have scored this one for a grand, but missed it by an hour :BangHead:

Looks great. Always like 64’s. Don’t know the Alberta dealer. So many have retired.

I picked these up on CL just before the Holidays. Thought they may have been one of Leanna's work as the seller was unsure of origin. For the price of $100 for NOS covers, I was ok with painted.

In the 90s there was a laundromat that had a machine for spinning water out of blankets and quilts. I don't know how fast it spinned but I used it for blue jeans and they came out 90% dry.

Not near there. That is more north west of this fire.

Always wondered how they made a pinto bean?

that's next week with mud slides

Doesn't always 100% mean it actually traded hands. Gotta be careful with auction sales.

Some models and years, yes. My 62 Belvedere 318 has a single rod kick down with the ball fitting.

I have a 4 speed pedal assembly from a 65 (supposedly) B Body ready to install into my 64 Polara. The connecting pedals bracket seems upside down (bent down and not up) and interferes with the steering column support bracket. Is the column support bracket from an automatic different from a...

Anything that is done right takes way more time IMHO!!! Hence the required recipe instructions to make them right!!! cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::usflag::usflag::usflag:

Yup, this is the part that I need to fix.

You will need JB Weld “plastic weld” or “plastic binder”…..an acrylic like super glue may work too. If possible, I would recommend plastic weld, scuff both surfaces and clean with rubbing alcohol

I found the nos one shown. Good thing as mine was deformed from heat off the fan switch inside.

So, has someone repaired it, and what adhesive was used? I have spare nipples.