Yesterday, I picked up 23 freshly painted interior pieces. Pretty wet but hope I can start installing them in a couple weeks.
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Lots of Parchment
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70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
Why so wet? Can't they be baked?
I painted mine and installed like the next day... what's the hold up bud?
I painted mine and installed like the next day... what's the hold up bud?
Fast68back
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He doesnt want an excuse to drive it....
hey hey hey 
o I don't need no stinkin interior panels, to drive the car. And for your information, you trouble makers, today I took the seats in for upholstering.
o I don't need no stinkin interior panels, to drive the car. And for your information, you trouble makers, today I took the seats in for upholstering.sigtauenus
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All those parts sure do look purdy!
Better get a move on there Craig!
Just kidding. I made some goofs going too quick. Take your time.
Better get a move on there Craig!
Just kidding. I made some goofs going too quick. Take your time.
gtscode
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Did you prep the pieces yourself? Did George do the painting?
I am not as worried about painting the pieces as I am stripping and prepping them.
I am not as worried about painting the pieces as I am stripping and prepping them.
gtscode
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By the way looks AWESOME!!! I love the color combination of Green and Parchment. :10
sigtauenus
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Craig, those pieces really do look to be in great condition. I'm looking at the lower part of the quarter trim where the carpet gets glued. I was too lazy to strip off the glue residue there since I new it would be glued again anyhow.
Be careful with those latch covers. I hope yours are original, I used repros and had to do some modding to them. In fact, I still need to pull the passenger side back off, most likely cut the rear 90* bend off, trim about 1/4" off, and then weld it back up. Figure the seam there would be easier to live with than the excessive gap from how it sits out too far as it is now.
Be careful with those latch covers. I hope yours are original, I used repros and had to do some modding to them. In fact, I still need to pull the passenger side back off, most likely cut the rear 90* bend off, trim about 1/4" off, and then weld it back up. Figure the seam there would be easier to live with than the excessive gap from how it sits out too far as it is now.