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Old 04-20-2014, 08:39 AM
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My GT -37 headliner was installed by two guys. Dan and Scott, and I wish I was there to witness that. I did not look at that invoice....

But, that's a great price and the guy came to you? Was that like 20 bucks and hour?

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Old 04-20-2014, 09:27 PM
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My GT -37 headliner was installed by two guys. Dan and Scott, and I wish I was there to witness that. I did not look at that invoice....

But, that's a great price and the guy came to you? Was that like 20 bucks and hour?
Those two don't work cheap.......


Bob, I wish I had your energy.......nice work

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Old 04-24-2014, 08:25 PM
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So I'm back home after a few days on the road and the PONTIAC letters have arrived. They look great, but they came with cheap speed nuts to attach them. The shafts/pins on the letters are short and do not have any ridges for the speed nuts to grip. In short, I need another attachment method. It seems that I remember a thread that talked about using silicone or RTV on the backside of the tail panel and around the pins as a method of securing them. Does this ring a bell? Any suggestions?

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