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Are you referring to the pics of the trunk compartment? If it was mine I'd just go to the local automotive paint store and get some rattle cans to match your color or get a quart and a small spray gun, prep it and have at it ! If the seems bother you spray some undercoating over it, if someone...

I agree with quikbird, drive it, have fun, it's your car fix it the way you like and enjoy

If he doesnt turn the wrenches then I bet he have over 100K invested

So if he was to do the bulk of the work himself, including paint and interior, what would he have invested minus his time? 31K for the car and probably another 30K for parts, etc?

Beautiful !!

Looking pretty sweeeeeet

Welcome from the hills of East Tennessee

Looking good !

Welcome !

I'd like to have that if it wasnt for the 100 other projects waiting!

Rgaz, when I did mine year one actually had the color codes/placement listed either in there catalog or website, that was 20 years ago tho

440source.com has the motor mount brackets and oil pan on there site, since its 2wd I'd look into using the 4 speed, there not too bad to change over, find the pedals , etc

Video??

I can only dream of a new Power Wagon! I have to settle for this

Did your bows still have the color codes on them, if memory serves me, they are colored according to where they go

When I did mine I drank a few beers to keep the aggravation level down ! My 68 didnt have the sail panels to deal with either

Hey folks , did any of these come on vehicles prior to 1968 and also is the pigtail/lamp socket available anywhere?

McLeod is what I went with ,, any feedback on the different types of pressure plates?

Looks to be a 383 , and I agree with quikbird, don't go cheap, I fixing to replace mine too, bought a diaphragm style this go around, hope I dont regret it, I've always ran borg&beck style