Project Cuda
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was hoping that's what you plan to do with it! that car rocks.. btw, i thought i saw a picture of that very car posted up somewhere... anyway, be sure to check back the project's progress..
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keep it up man. just a little at a time, is all it takes. Heres a pic of mine early on in the resto. Its on hold ATM, as Im STILL waiting on floor pans for FOUR months 
you can see the slant six in it too lol
keep us updated. that is going to be one SWEET ride when its finished
you can see the slant six in it too lolkeep us updated. that is going to be one SWEET ride when its finished
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keep it up man. just a little at a time, is all it takes. Heres a pic of mine early on in the resto. Its on hold ATM, as Im STILL waiting on floor pans for FOUR months you can see the slant six in it too lol
keep us updated. that is going to be one SWEET ride when its finished
you can see the slant six in it too lolkeep us updated. that is going to be one SWEET ride when its finished
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You've got yourself a real honey.
You gotta do whatever you can to get her out of the weather. That primer over bare metal will soak up moisture like a sponge. Even keeping it covered in plastic won't help much because it'll trap condensation. Mopars from that era weren't known for their rust resistance.
You gotta do whatever you can to get her out of the weather. That primer over bare metal will soak up moisture like a sponge. Even keeping it covered in plastic won't help much because it'll trap condensation. Mopars from that era weren't known for their rust resistance.