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This picture says it all and deserves to be framed and hung on your wall! :canada::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thanks for the compliment! I'm not proud, a Camaro exhaust like that would look great on my car.

Nothing to worry about, your car looks great! I really like the interior, the colors work perfectly with the body color, well done. I particularly like your exhaust tips, custom made?? They would look pretty good on my car! LOL :canada::thumbsup::thumbsup:

I feel your Ziebart pain! My Fury had so much it looked like it had been dipped. We used a bunch of wedge shaped pieces of wood for scraping and a propane torch to soften the really thick stuff. We used minimal solvents since the garage was not vented. Also had to be very careful with solvents...

Great project!! Ever since you bought the Waygun, I've always envied your purchase since I love wagons. Now that I realize it's manual trans, I'm totally jealous! Make her proud Lee!! :thumbsup:

Nothing wrong with that truck, it looks darn useful to me!:thumbsup:

Beautiful work!! :thumbsup:

Basically a bunch of old ladies knitting and bitching.:drama::mob:

This thread should be renamed "*****'n Stitch".:rofl:

Beautiful work! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Been 50 yrs since I owned a '68 but if I remember correctly the left blank, next to the flasher, was the Top up/dn. In non-convertibles one of those blank slots could be for the rear window defog blower. In wagons one of those slots would be a tailgate glass up/dn switch. Since those three...

I've never mastered welding even though I've taken courses ad have certificates to hang on the wall, but after looking at that steering coupler and that exhaust abortion, maybe I am a welder after all! :rofl:

Looking good, a lot of work to get it looking that clean! A suggestion, cover the open carb mounting plate holes, its too easy to drop stuff in there and it will go down to jam an intake valve or make it all the way to the piston and ruin your whole day. :eek:

Awesome metal work!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Gorgeous, the Lady is simply gorgeous!! Well done! :canada::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::canada:

Amazing! :thumbsup:

I think it was pretty hit and miss. My Fury had none anywhere, as you say, most disappointing! I didn't even get the window sticker, but I guess at that age I was more interested in the car than seemingly useless paper! :BangHead:

You would need to redo the lettering. Same problem we have in Canada where all the old cars are mph and all our highways are metric. PITA if you want to know!

Metric, Km please!! I'm amazed at the number of people who ask if the car will really go 200mph! I tell them sure, downhill with a big tail wind! :lol::lol: