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Thanks guys . I'm going to see if I can get new potting compound and put it in . Drove the car today and everything was normal . Its been a hotter than normal summer and I think maybe being in the hot garage caused this ? I drive the car once a week and the rest of the time its in the garage .

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Hi Pat, I just need to see how things evolve and I realize few can compete with a millionaire, but he has to convince me that he has the right resources lined up to actually be able to restore my Regal Lancer. I don't think he has enough resources lined up to restore so many of his cars...

@MOVE N UP needs a green one!:lol:

I have a grill set. $50.00 plus shipping from Rockford Il. No electronic payment. Check or money order. I believe I also have the upper windshield molding.

I get a quick flash of something telling me to disable ad blocking. Kevin

Use some ester-based or ester-enhanced motor oil. Mobil 1 has some ester in it. Ester dissolves sludge. So will the new Valvoline Protect and Restore motor oil. Do frequent oil filter changes, though! BEST to just mechanically remove it via scraping out of the oil pan, with the pan off of...

From what I am looking at I would say all original.That vinyl roof does look great.It is funny because when I bought my Navajo 25 years ago it had 38000 original miles on it as well.If I didn't have one I would have made a deal over the phone and headed there with a trailer.Great deal for somebody.

Try kerosene.

I don't see why not - that plus a little dish soap... 3M says you can use a steamer...

That navajo just shines in the sun! Looks awesome! I must say, that B9 72 Imperial is stunning. And that 71 Fury, wow! Surprisingly great and crisp looking in FC7 with that white top!

Thanks a bunch! I always appreciate seeing a new one around. Looks like maybe B3? Good looking car! I have to correct just a little here, That vin is JS27H1B284339. In 1971 the only plant that produced Ebodies was the Hamtramck plant in Detroit. The Los Angeles plant, E , produced...

Just doing all the gritty stuff like brake lines etc. Is there a trick for these eurethane boots? Can I boil them to make them more ductile? I've tried every tool in my box to get them over the hex and it is reticent at best.

Well I'm fortunate in the fact that the entire underside, front subframe, floors, rad support, and all of the rest of the structure is in fantastic shape minus the one ding in the rear end by the taillight on the passenger side where it was hut with a forklift when someone was moving it forever...

Thanks! I see several members' cars here -- paging @Ripinator @Imps Rule @73MFImperial @Copper1982