junkyardjeff

I have one that I might have to try this on.

Its going in the tank and will give that a try first.

I have another set of windows and the ones that are in there are junk.

I bought boxes of extra parts a couple years ago and there were parts of a 70 to 72 Camaro and a big block Ford engine molded in green.

I am glad to see I am not the only one who is a bad weather builder,when its nice I have to be outside.

Yes that one is from the Mercury kit,I had one for years and put it in a 51 Chevy hardtop last year.

Took a little trip to get parts and one can see fall coming in the leaves of the trees now.,with what I have been seeing I think we might have a early winter this year.

Having everything else new for this kit is making the restoration much easier.

Working on a Lindberg 64 Dodge and someone really glued the windows in so what can I use to loosen the glue.

If the new bodies are not that great I will restore the 70s version body that I have,was thinking about finding a new body but if the molds are not that great now I will fix what I have. I have two older bodies and will build the best one.

Thanks for the info and off to the hobby shop to see what I can find.

It took me all summer to change a engine in my 66 F100 where years ago I could have done it in a couple weeks so with the all day rain today it was time to work at the table,took on a new restoration project and still need to finish the 68 El Camino I started late last winter. I had been planning on attending a swapmeet today to look for parts I still need but I really did not want to get soaked in that cool rain and it rained too much to go to the junkyard too,fall is coming and I hate to see summer end but will be nice to start building again.

Restoring a Lindberg 64 Dodge 2 door sedan and need to know the engine color for a big block that year.

Would like to use it in a 64 Dodge I am building.

I would love to have one to build,I do have a 89 I use for a winter beater.