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Thanks, but my "level" is hack at best. I did some searching on how to get to that shape, there's a lot of good tutorials out there. If I get this better, I'll keep you posted.

Holy $#@&, and whatever expletive you want to insert, I spent way too much time searching for just that item! This article never appeared. There's is pretty nice. I might see if they have more info or a 3d file to share.

That, good sir, is a typo. Lathe, I meant. Stupid phone keyboard...

I've been running kb162 pistons for over 25 years in my charger. When I rebuilt the top end in 21 they looked like new to me. Over 40,000 miles on them. It's always run well.

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I blast inner fenders and firewalls without issue, there are enough curves and contours to hold it in place...... if these areas do actually warp a little, I have never noticed if the car is together, you need to mask it up tight; once you got your ducks in a row, it's pretty fast and simple

Nice Job! I've been thinking about doing the same thing except for the fact I don't have a 3-d printer and it would take me literally light years to get to your level! I'd definitely be interested if you take this further!

Damn, now that’s a write up! Get smarter with Carter!

I drive this not as much as I should

Welcome from Alabama, 67 was a great year.

Mark, This is the most snow we've had in years. I haven't driven it in about 4 weeks, the longest it's ever just sat. Many moons ago I remember being in a t shirt in December working on a sea wall at my lake house. The next year we got 22 inches of snow in the same month. Our roads are clean...

Don't fret, the question sucked. :lol:

Right on. Here’s a Mopar magazine article on 3D printing where they actually printed that exact same ‘67 Plymouth knob. Gallery: 3D Printing Custom Car Parts At Home - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and the latest Mopar tech

I found the same for a seat cushion for my 1998 ram. Ebay sells them, they are very stiff. I removed them and found decent used ones from local you pull it yard.

THANKS so much for the compliment! Love this 'uggy' Savoy. The BW 3-speed shift ball is in the glove compartment.......of course! Sorry.

Horrible. I heard this on the way home from shooting pool the hair stood up on my neck... Prayers to the families and the recovery teams as they will need all the help they can get in the dark of night.

Prayers to all involved.....

got it, thanks. Plenty on Amazon and the like, not that I need 100 of them tho!!