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Yup. Mine was light saddle & very different
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I sanded it down to bare metal, disassembled, wet sanded, reassembled. And I had to ask that many pieces be redone, some of them SEVERAL times. The lack of attention to detail was really surprising from someone with such a good rep. I could detail the issues but I will refrain. The end product after all the issues is solid. But it seems to me that doing it properly THE FIRST TIME would save labor, material & reputation. But what do I know, I’m just a customer
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May he find peace with our Lord.
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Howdy! Looks great! Welcome. I know a guy that might buy those wheel covers if you are interested.
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When I put mine back together recently I had to put about 4 fender washers a side on the core mounts to get everything lined up correctly. How do your fenders, extensions, hood & door lines look? Everything line up good?
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What did you do to your Monte Carlo today?
Brew replied to Canuck's topic in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
Yup. It’s working great! -
What did you do to your Monte Carlo today?
Brew replied to Canuck's topic in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
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Por 15 will kill the rust. But you’ll need prep work on it. Then paint. You can patch with sheet metal if you have a good body man. But like others have said, you can buy replacement metal to fit.
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I thought exactly the the same on the clock.
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Howdy! Looks like you got a good project ahead of you! Take your time & ask questions. Like you, when I got mine 6-7 yrs ago it needed lots of work. I’m almost done now & have learned a lot. Lots of knowledge on this forum I wish I knew about back on day one. glad you are here
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Everything is for sale I guess. If the money is right. If someone were really serious I can give him your number. But I’m not posting it to sell it. Just found it interesting. There can’t have been too many made like that.
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Not for sale. Friend of mine bought it recently
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What did you do to your Monte Carlo today?
Brew replied to Canuck's topic in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
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It is a time consuming task. I pulled my whole dash out to take care of rust & a fried printed circuit board. I also got rid of the clock. You can get LED light bulbs for the dash / gauges & replace all those as well. Like cbolt said, take your time. I too am unclear if the change in gauge is advisable.
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What did you do to your Monte Carlo today?
Brew replied to Canuck's topic in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
Getting close to done. I’m putting rear bumper on this weekend & fenders next week. I’m getting excited! -
Great advise. Good ideas. I wish I would have found this place 6 years ago when I bought my money pit. 😎
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Sweet!
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Catch, spring...I don’t know what it’s called officially. I’m looking to break this down, clean it up, powder coat or paint & reuse it. I don’t think the spring pushes the hood up far enough when latch is released. has anyone dealt with that issue? I know it has a straight slot adjustment & I’ll try that. Just looking for any do’s or don’ts folks might be aware of. Thanks
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DA sander & 80 grit will get her done at least that’s what worked for me i look forward to seeing your progress!
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What did you do to your Monte Carlo today?
Brew replied to Canuck's topic in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
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This is what back of that looks like. And I only dealt with one of my connectors melting. I assume there is another 3 pronged connector
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