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nvr2fst 02-10-2011 09:19 AM

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Awesome work Jason. Are you still going to Marquis to work on the car or is it at your place now.

War 02-10-2011 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by 67ragtp (Post 331826)
Jason,

That thing looks outragious, got a quick question for you, I noticed what appears to be a shim, I think, between your deck lid and hinge mount. Did the deck lid sit low in the opening before installing that. The reason I ask is my deck lid sits slightly high and Im wondering if maybe a different set of hinges might give me that adjustibility or if I machine the mounting pad on the hinge to drop it down.

Thanks Rich

Thanks Rich. No shim on the hinge that's just a sharpie mark on there. Do you have the rubbers installed? If so does it fit without?

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Originally Posted by Bow Tie 67 (Post 331833)
Nice progress, gaps are a blast .......... not.........

I'm working on mine now and have a question. The trunk lid looks as though you closed the gap on the lid edge. Did you just add weld or us a rod and fill?

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Matt, I had to do the deck lid and the quarters. My lid had the skin installed a little off plus it was galvinized so it was a pain to weld on. Try to avoid welding on the lid and work the quarters. I use 1/8" rod and also just fill, depends on how far I have to go. This lid was the worst part I had to gap on the car so far.
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Originally Posted by nvr2fst (Post 331852)
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Awesome work Jason. Are you still going to Marquis to work on the car or is it at your place now.

Hey Dave, car has been at my house for about a year now. How's things going, coming to the left coast anytime soon?

HWY Nova 02-10-2011 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by War (Post 331861)
Hey Dave, car has been at my house for about a year now. How's things going, coming to the left coast anytime soon?

I heard he is threatening to come to Del Mar in April.


--Eric

67ragtp 02-10-2011 09:53 AM

I wasn't totally sure and though it might be black delrin, I do have the rubber installed, but it sat proud before the rubber went in. Its not a lot, but enough to bug me. Any suggestions?

Thanks Rich

nvr2fst 02-10-2011 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by War (Post 331861)
Thanks Rich. No shim on the hinge that's just a sharpie mark on there. Do you have the rubbers installed? If so does it fit without?



Matt, I had to do the deck lid and the quarters. My lid had the skin installed a little off plus it was galvinized so it was a pain to weld on. Try to avoid welding on the lid and work the quarters. I use 1/8" rod and also just fill, depends on how far I have to go. This lid was the worst part I had to gap on the car so far.


Hey Dave, car has been at my house for about a year now. How's things going, coming to the left coast anytime soon?

Maybe Delmar, should be in paint stage by then:rofl:
So did you end up buying welding equip. and machinery to fab sheet metal to do it at your home? Or have you been just tinkering with cool trunk latches for the last year. You back to framing or still pushing panties, what ever it takes right.

nvr2fst 02-10-2011 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by HWY Nova (Post 331862)
I heard he is threatening to come to Del Mar in April.


--Eric

Whos threatening, Im just continuing where we left off at breakfast in Columbus. Im going to hire Jason to finish my car:D

War 02-10-2011 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by 67ragtp (Post 331863)
I wasn't totally sure and though it might be black delrin, I do have the rubber installed, but it sat proud before the rubber went in. Its not a lot, but enough to bug me. Any suggestions?

Thanks Rich

Just let it settle and see if it loosens up. What rubber you using? The Metro's seem to be pretty nice.

War 02-10-2011 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by nvr2fst (Post 331868)
Maybe Delmar, should be in paint stage by then:rofl:
So did you end up buying welding equip. and machinery to fab sheet metal to do it at your home? Or have you been just tinkering with cool trunk latches for the last year. You back to framing or still pushing panties, what ever it takes right.

No I'm done framing, now I'm just ole #9. Let me know if your going to Del Mar and I'll head down there.

67ragtp 02-10-2011 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by War (Post 331872)
Just let it settle and see if it loosens up. What rubber you using? The Metro's seem to be pretty nice.

Started with the Metro brand, that really pushed it up, couldn't close the lid. Ripped it out and bought the nitril from classic for a zillion bucks worked much better. Im using the metro stuff all around the doors and its seems to be very nice. I always seem to have issues with trunks for some reason. Thanks Ill let it settle for a while and see if it comes down a bit.

Thanks Rich

nvr2fst 02-10-2011 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by War (Post 331873)
No I'm done framing, now I'm just ole #9. Let me know if your going to Del Mar and I'll head down there.

ole#9 ?, insider? At this point Im pretty sure Im heading there and stopping at Ironworks prior depending on Rodgers schedule. We should all try to arrange the same hotel.


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