in the NUDE

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left corner

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other corner

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ready to dissassemble and prep the front

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smooth right side sail

[BB1]

Nice skin     sexy

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left is lookin good

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right trunk stuff

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left trunk intersection...here you can see how the AMD quarter and trunk gutters fit nicely together and meet up with the original tail light valance

[WHITE AND RED 69]

Man those sail panels look perfect. Thats the way it should have been done from the factory, then I wouldnt have to redo mine. Great Job  

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rolfe suffers massive brainfart while doing the very last patch panel

[tan top]

thats  looking great ! all that fresh sheet metal  

Man those sail panels look perfect. Thats the way it should have been done from the factory, then I wouldnt have to redo mine. Great Job  

 thats true  , damn cost cutting  not using lead with a vinyl top  

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this shot gives a good look at the size of the leaded in sail panel seam.

that is Rolfe's assistamt Maya dressing the window deck in prep for new clips and glass

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looks so cool naked.





anyone that lives in Northern California or the Bay Area and you want metalwork and paint done. please consider Rolfe......he has done an amazing job and is highly detail oriented with the most reasonable rates you will find.

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this jusy popped up

http://clunkbucket.com/slicing-into-a-sixties-charger/

[69bronzeT5]

Looking awesome!!!! What colour are you going with? 

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semigloss black with white stripe

[Dans 68]

Simply stunning, Frank. You going to have her ready for MATS?    She would look extremely nice with Steve's '67 and my '68 cruising (jetting) down Hwy 5.   

Dan

[doitmopar]

  Great eye and skill for detail and perfection!!!!! :Ted

[WHITE AND RED 69]

Where in the bay area are the located? contact info? Im near San Jose and looking to have my sail panels leaded up like yours and wondering what the cost would be? This is a job that is out of my skill range and would like it done properly.

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man..dont know about driving to Vegas this year...I put in 4.56's a while back and it would be along drive at 60 mph the entire way. I will take the car to our Chiselers stuff, the Ohlone deal and any other stuff within say 90 miles ( Sacramento drag strip etc)...But Vegas is a long grind on 4.56...I wil be putting in the Richmond 5 speed overdrive sometime in the summer so maybe MATS next year.

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Where in the bay area are the located? contact info? Im near San Jose and looking to have my sail panels leaded up like yours and wondering what the cost would be? This is a job that is out of my skill range and would like it done properly.

Of off Canal Street near the east end of the Point Richmond Bridge right off the 580. a few miles north of Berkeley. easy to get to .

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=1st+street+richmond+ca&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8


the 'Iron Triangle'

give Rolfe a call:

1-510-943-2460

you can probably just go over and take a look at my car as a sample and talk to him etc. Rolfe is a great guy.

[Silver R/T]

Nice work

[mopar73]

Nice work

[Rolling_Thunder]

man..dont know about driving to Vegas this year...I put in 4.56's a while back and it would be along drive at 60 mph the entire way. I will take the car to our Chiselers stuff, the Ohlone deal and any other stuff within say 90 miles ( Sacramento drag strip etc)...But Vegas is a long grind on 4.56...I wil be putting in the Richmond 5 speed overdrive sometime in the summer so maybe MATS next year.

I'm sure you could easily find some 2.76 gears in a pumpkin somewhere...    they are a dime a dozen     

[Dans 68]

man..dont know about driving to Vegas this year...I put in 4.56's a while back and it would be along drive at 60 mph the entire way. I will take the car to our Chiselers stuff, the Ohlone deal and any other stuff within say 90 miles ( Sacramento drag strip etc)...But Vegas is a long grind on 4.56...I wil be putting in the Richmond 5 speed overdrive sometime in the summer so maybe MATS next year.

I'm sure you could easily find some 2.76 gears in a pumpkin somewhere...    they are a dime a dozen     

I actually have a set lying around...let me know, Frank,  and I'll drive them up! 

Dan