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Re: Original 1971 Hemicuda Automatic 1 of 48 Restoration [Re: formula_s] #2862117
12/19/20 12:40 PM
12/19/20 12:40 PM
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lol.

This seems like an appropriate time to plug my business and would like to remind everyone that yes, I do stock factory correct tire air for tires, (deposit required for the container,. Deposit is $500 and the air is $250 per tire), I also stock NOS air for $1000.00 per tire. Deposit on container remains the same price.

I am currently back-ordered on washers for air cleaner lids, but will pick some up next time I get lumber. Hemi versions are $50 each. Wing nut sold seperately.

Magic beans also available, please inquire for more info.



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Re: Original 1971 Hemicuda Automatic 1 of 48 Restoration [Re: formula_s] #2863469
12/22/20 05:15 PM
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He'll put whatever part the owner wants him to or supplies him with if its a quality part.
of course Mark gets a deal from AMD but he is not going to turn down using NOS or nice original parts.
He also knows what massaging some of the new sheetmetal needs and I've known him to be very happy sometimes to use original sheetmetal.
But of course if he is using AMD he's going to plug them.

Believe this or not, but i know it to be true. He plugs businesses that he gets no more then a regular shop discount from if its a good product, he feels that he is helping out the people that dont know where to source certain parts

Re: Original 1971 Hemicuda Automatic 1 of 48 Restoration [Re: moparply] #2863605
12/22/20 09:51 PM
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When it's prepped and painted...do you think anyone can tell the difference between a NOS fender that was sitting in someone's shed for 50yrs vs a new AMD piece? I don't. That mentality makes projects like that exponentially more expensive, for no reason, other than to get a neat conversation point. It's different if it has a part number or date code, but a body piece that's readily available, no way.


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Re: Original 1971 Hemicuda Automatic 1 of 48 Restoration [Re: ek3] #2863648
12/22/20 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ek3
What is wrong with amd metal ? before you jump all over me , i know some brands are thin junk. maybe some of amd's stuff is too. not all panels are exact even from amd. but as long as the weights and fit are good , where is the real issue? if its quality metal, who can tell ? amd is around .047" nos is .044" if you have a rusty car that is mainly surface rusted and pitted , the metal is thin or can have thin spots from rust. in my opinion, if you can put the correct spot welds back and the fit is good what's the big deal ..

AMD is in no way shape or form like original metal. Inside stuff like floors cowls trunk floor is ok but the outside stuff will never have the same fit or crisp lines. Original panels where stamped with 200 ton presses on dies that took YEARS to get precise. For that car I will search for a rust free complete car to use it’s pieces. A 50 grand car for a 500 grand car all day long. It’s a 71 HEMI car 1 of 48.
Did anyone see the complete AMD 71 Cuda at Carlyle a few years back? What an abortion, all the door-fender-hood-trunk edges ROLLED to the gaps, just like the new fad of skim coating, lousy body work! The panel HAS to be flat to the edge not rolled over.

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