Unless I just remove the sail panel and inspect? Probably have to just remove rear seat to acess sail panel screws...?
My new 1972 Imperial purchase delivered today.
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Do you have a FSM (Factory Service Manual)? You can download them, I don't remember the link, someone will chime in. I have the books at hand a lot.
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
well, you know what your next purchase will be. FSM's are invaluable.
I'm gonna start looking now.
Actually I have the 1972 car parts catalog, too. Lotsa detailed schematics.
First set of Imperial lettering came in mail...little flashing around edges. Tried the black paint/acetone method just to see effect...probably should grind off flashing first.
You
That car will be cool to see in person next year!
Don't waste any time, do you? I've had emblems for decades and never got around to making them look pretty, think I'm gonna give this a try.
That car will be cool to see in person next year!
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
looks good! ya, you probably should have sanded the flashing off first. lol
Well...15 more letters to get it right.
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
BTW...the paint/acetone method was recommended by a veteran member here...I can't find the link...please chime in...it's working nice I think.
Was that you then MarPar...?
I can't get the brakes done fast enough so I can drive it...master and booster delivered by Wednesday. Shop is gonna drag it out of garage maybe Thursday...maybe after the weekend I can put the rubber on the road.
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
A handy trick!indeed it was sir.
I have the parts manual, chassis manual and just ordered body service manual similar to that in picture...Is the Factory Service Manual a different catalog all together?
Same thing, but in PDF form and free. I like to print out and write on them as needed.
78Brougham
"Chump"
What the hell is flashing? Aside from the obvious, extrovert, that shows his "Junk". Lol
Anyway, if you want the real good nail polish remover for your parts, I suggest what my wife uses, go down to the hardware store and buy a quart can of acetone. It works 100 times better than that perfumey, watered down nail polish remover your wife buys, at the local Rite Aid. And she'll thank you for it too! One swipe and it's gone!
Anyway, if you want the real good nail polish remover for your parts, I suggest what my wife uses, go down to the hardware store and buy a quart can of acetone. It works 100 times better than that perfumey, watered down nail polish remover your wife buys, at the local Rite Aid. And she'll thank you for it too! One swipe and it's gone!
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