My 72 Coronet Project Empty Wallet

[Coronet 14]

Thanks I need to find some sheetmetal for the Coronet. The upper part of the Quarter panel near the roof line and down around the rear window. If anyone has this sheetmetal let me know. I can send pictures of what I need. The old repair was horrible. Mostly a lot of filler and fiberglass. I got all that crap off of the area and just covered it in some paint so it wouldn't look so bad

 

[Coronet 14]

Since I found some sheetmetal for the Coronet I figured I might as well get to it. So here are some pics. The dog leg is for the right side.

 

[YY1]

Hey- did you ever use that cluster you got from me?

You posted a pic of the cluster in your car but I didn't see the chip that was missing near the column.

If you didn't use the face, I'd be interested in buying it back.

 

[Coronet 14]

I haven't posted in a while here are some pictures of the dog leg I cut off of a car this summer. I decided to do a little rebuilding on it. The right rear dog leg part on the Coronet is just body filler and rust. This is what I got done on it so far.

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[fullmetaljacket]

I haven't posted in a while here are some pictures of the dog leg I cut off of a car this summer. I decided to do a little rebuilding on it. The right rear dog leg part on the Coronet is just body filler and rust. This is what I got done on it so far.

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Loving this thread.
I also have a '73 Coronet custom more door that I drive on the streets of Zoo York city. I found it in Detroit with the help of two friends here and there and scooped it up for a song. It is a light group car with a two tone gold interior. Super original clean body and underbelly.
Getting the front split bench/bucket seat and rear seat restored to new condition at a great place in Queens called McCoys interiors. While I'm at it, I will replace the gold carpet as well. I will flash some pictures of the interior when it is done. At the moment I am moving it across the street and back with a milk crate. LOL.
I'm gonna follow this read as I am also restoring it as I go.
#14, your car looks great.

 

[fullmetaljacket]

Loving this thread.
I also have a '73 Coronet custom more door that I drive on the streets of Zoo York city. I found it in Detroit with the help of two friends here and there and scooped it up for a song. It is a light group car with a two tone gold interior. Super original clean body and underbelly.
Getting the front split bench/bucket seat and rear seat restored to new condition at a great place in Queens called McCoys interiors. While I'm at it, I will replace the gold carpet as well. I will flash some pictures of the interior when it is done. At the moment I am moving it across the street and back with a milk crate. LOL.
I'm gonna follow this read as I am also restoring it as I go.
#14, your car looks great.

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Loving this thread.
I also have a '73 Coronet custom more door that I drive on the streets of Zoo York city. I found it in Detroit with the help of two friends here and there and scooped it up for a song. It is a light group car with a two tone gold interior. Super original clean body and underbelly.
Getting the front split bench/bucket seat and rear seat restored to new condition at a great place in Queens called McCoys interiors. While I'm at it, I will replace the gold carpet as well. I will flash some pictures of the interior when it is done. At the moment I am moving it across the street and back with a milk crate. LOL.
I'm gonna follow this read as I am also restoring it as I go.
#14, your car looks great.

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Here's my rear panel after I tore off the weathered vinyl top. I lucked out with the under rot that occurs in these things when ever they are wearing a wig on top.