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If you want to e-mail them to me I can post them, I`ll send my e-mail in a personal message.

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No exact numbers available just percentages for most years/models. I can`t seem to find any for 1968 though?

So not real chrome plating? No wonder they are pretty cheap. I was almost going to break down and buy new ones but if that is the case I`ll keep searching for used.

Slimy used car dealers - never trust them! As always buyer beware, some basic knowledge will tell anyone the vin is a 318 car. RM21G4G277404

Still looking!

Looking for decent, straight used `70 bumpers, minor dings OK and not too concerned with condition of chrome. Located with driving distance of southern New Hampshire as shipping would cost too much.

No, suspension bushings - upper/lower control arms and leaf springs, urethane ones will sometimes creak and pop when suspension moves.

Not much progress that shows in pics but I have been working on it. Clamps are hung back on the wall and I'm finally done with welding on quarters! After I get some epoxy on them I am going to start fixing the mess some previous owner made of the floor pan.

Urethane or rubber suspension bushings?

I am old school and have always put filler over bare metal, guys nowadays tell me I should epoxy first then filler or it will rust underneath but my Barracuda was done in `95 and not showing any signs of rusting. So - epoxy over bare metal, filler over bare metal or epoxy, which ever you prefer...

Got the door gap done.

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One of those Satellite/road runners :rolleyes: , asking strong money for that with black engine bay and standard dash.

Passenger quarter is close enough to start welding. The trunk gap is really good but the door gap and rear window/sail panel area need some "finessing". Clamp, hammer, weld, repeat.

I`ve only watched a couple videos of UTG and even then I had to keep skipping forward to bypass all the useless blabble. I do think he`s pretty knowlegable but he needs to learn how to make a concise point without 25 minutes of ramblin on. As for Teslas, nice to know that even under water they...

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I like the paint color and hood treatment, the trunk needs some love but would make a cool driver. I wouldn`t pay anything close to the buy it now price though.