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Old 10-31-2015, 10:32 PM
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[QUOTE=njsteve;5484617]At least you don't have to do the heater core, I did that for you already. :-)[/QUOTE

Yeah, if not for that this job would be best left for professionals. Don't forget the engine build. Your kids did a great job at that - the engine runs so smoothly and always starts with one twist. However, I would like to know who put the battery tray bolts in backwards. It probably took 30 minutes to get it out because the J-nuts were on the tray and bolts were going front to back.

Bruce - I'll noodle around on the clip paint. I can't believe there isn't someone that can chime in at least with rattle can recommendations.



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Old 11-01-2015, 12:14 AM
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Lol. Battery tray was that way when I bought it. I think I gave you some old photos of when the second owner attempted the restoration of the car and had the front clip off the car.

If I recall correctly, I found some Rustoleum pastel color spray paints that were very close to a couple of the clip colors. (My wife had them from some interior decorating adventures from a few years back).

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