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My vote is for the Redlines and the Rally's. (Nothing wrong with the "Homemade" redlines in my opinion, they look great. I love doing things like that) . Great car.
Last edited by 76C3forme; May 26, 2016 at 12:26 PM.
I noticed when I took off the 2 hub caps that the rims were NOT coded AZ, but instead were coded a "KH". Are these leftover 1967 rims? This is a Nov 15th 1967, 1968 Car.
Also I found the trim rings incredibly hard to put on. I took both of them off my 1971. One ring had 1 clip across from the value hole and the other ring had clips at about 40 degrees away from the hole. Both were a bitch to put on!
You did a fantastic job of painting the white lines...couldn't tell at all! Knowing that much, I'd say keep on keeping on and make the other two red. I assume you can remove the red if you had painter's remorse?
Very cool car.
I notice you have the passenger door mirror. Was that a factory fit option or as mine, are they an aftermarket item ?
Stuart
I got the car that way but I read the passenger mirror was NOT an option in 1968, so kinda bummed as everything else seems original. I just got this car a month ago... Still going through it after I purchased a NCRS judging book.
You did a fantastic job of painting the white lines...couldn't tell at all! Knowing that much, I'd say keep on keeping on and make the other two red. I assume you can remove the red if you had painter's remorse?
Very cool car.