The next big job

[commando1]

That was only a few years ago, not when you were a lad

Don't be a kill joy...

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[polara71]

Like nobodys business do I need a lift... I wont buy a Chinese made one, I want a BYB so I have to wait for 4 grand that I aint using

 

['69FuryIIIConvertible]

When I was a lad, we built our own....

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Okay Dad, Can I borrow the car to go to Napa.................................ld_school:

 

[polara71]

Nick is a ball breaker.... I like it

 

[1978 NYB]

How tall is that ceiling?

 

[commando1]

Nick is a ball breaker.... I like it

Told ya... the son I never had.

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[polara71]

How tall is that ceiling?

11'8"..... Built for the van I no longer have

 

[commando1]

11'8"..... Built for the van I no longer have

Coincidence. Mine is 11'8". Get that damn lift. You won't be able to afford it in a few more years.

 

[polara71]

I cant afford it now

 

[commando1]

You're F****D then......

 

[1978 NYB]

Walmart has a DIY lift cheap.........

 

[1978 NYB]

Or a back yard version........

 

[68plymouth383]

Be prepared to remove the windshield when replacing the dash-pad. The '68 Monaco/Polara's have dash-pad mounting bolts under the lower windshield channel. You will also need a new windshield gasket, a good glass guy to reinstall it. I would plan on it taking a full 3 day weekend to do it right. If it's just a small crack I would let it be..... After buying a new windshield gasket, paying a glass guy to remove/reinstall, and carefully removing all trim and reinstalling. Just gasket and labor is prob 500. The '68 Polara/Monaco were not very dash service friendly. I have parted out 4 cars 3 of them fury's and one 68 dodge Monaco and I can say the Monaco dash is the toughest to work on!! Jason

I have to replace the dash pad..the crack in it makes the rest of the car look bad.....I am NOT looking forward to trying to do this.

 

[commando1]

Walmart has a DIY lift cheap.........

So you drive around behind the big box stores too, huh? LOL

 

[1978 NYB]

My friend showed me this huge nasty trailer park behind the Walmart in Ceciltucky (Elkton) Maryland. I was shocked..........there are boats (trashed) parked in front yards with people living in them.

 

[bluefury361]

there are boats (trashed) parked in front yards with people living in them.[/QUOTE]

Now thats thinking outside the box......:methane:

 

[1978 NYB]

there are boats (trashed) parked in front yards with people living in them.[/QUOTE]

Now thats thinking outside the box......:methane:

I didn't feel comfortable driving around that trailer park in the NYB. LOL!

 

[Red63440]

Be prepared to remove the windshield when replacing the dash-pad. The '68 Monaco/Polara's have dash-pad mounting bolts under the lower windshield channel. You will also need a new windshield gasket, a good glass guy to reinstall it. I would plan on it taking a full 3 day weekend to do it right. If it's just a small crack I would let it be..... After buying a new windshield gasket, paying a glass guy to remove/reinstall, and carefully removing all trim and reinstalling. Just gasket and labor is prob 500. The '68 Polara/Monaco were not very dash service friendly. I have parted out 4 cars 3 of them fury's and one 68 dodge Monaco and I can say the Monaco dash is the toughest to work on!! Jason

The crack is not small so I can't just let it go.....Where there is a will there is a way....

 

[cm23uoc]

I didn't feel comfortable driving around that trailer park in the NYB. LOL!

They probably remove your wheelcovers while driving through LOL.

 

[bluefury361]

Where there is a will there is a way....[/QUOTE]

You called.....?s_dancing2: