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I would take that color over Seafoam Green any day.

Just went out and tried to take a pic from the inside, it didn't come out. I think the hole was drilled. It has a very small burr on the inside, similar to the burr on the inside of the holes in the rear panel for our brake lights. As far as drilling holes on a brand new panel, the dealers...

The hole is 13/16" diameter Drivers side is 5 1/4" down from body line (parallel to door jamb) and 5" aft of door opening (parallel to floor) Passenger side is 5 3/4" down and 5 1/4" aft. I was kind of surprised to see that much difference. Good luck

If noone can get you this info before tomorrow, I will be home then and can measure how far back and how far down the hole is on mine for you.

The power pedal actually mounts higher in the frame. If you look farther up (about 3 inches you will see a hole or a dimple for one. That's where the pedal for power brakes mounts. Opps, looks like you already have it mounted there. No help here

I bought mine from E-bay also. The add said they were from "Melvin's Classic Ford Parts in Conyers, GA" They look good to me, don't know if that place still exists or not. Welcome to the site. Good first name. Bill

My auto shop teacher was Mr. Carson. Very cool dude.... That was back in 76"

We eat fish heads and rice cakes in my home now. How many Iraqi restaurants do you see around? in my opinion their food sucks. If it were good, you would see lots of Iraqi restaurants despite the war. The difference is Freedom, Safety and value of life, not food. I for one am proud to be...

Here are a few more photos from my disassembley that might help a little.

I had a seafoam green 71 Bronco years back. It was an ugly color for a truck too. I must admit it hides dirt pretty well!! Now if that baby were blue....

How true

"You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of the imagination. Next stop: THE TWILIGHT ZONE."

I guess this brings us back to #10

For those of you who are running the original air cleaner on your cars and would like just a little more umff for general cruising. Flip the lid of your air cleaner upside down when not at shows. On my 67 with a 289 in it this little trick raised my top end from 105 to 110. It's just a way to...

Panchito and Pedro worked together and both were laid off, so they went to the unemployment office. When asked his occupation, Panchito answered, "Panty Stitcher. I sew da elastic on da ladies' cotton panties." The clerk looked up Panty Stitcher. Finding it classified as "un skilled labor"...

Thanks Paul, The pins I bought each have two bushings with them. My hinges are not on the car yet and I thought it would be the time to do it before I mounted the doors. They are primer grey at the moment so a little scratch or two shouldn't be too big a deal.

I picked up two sets of door hinge pins the other day and have been looking at tech articles on replacing them. They seem to indicate it's an easy replacement. Have any of you replaced the hinge pins and if so are there any tips you can pass along? Thanks in advance Bill

Ditto: I went to a local chain called Micheals. I also bought a fine point artist brush to make certain I didn't get any paint where it didn't need to be. I wasn't brave enough to try and paint the outside arc of the speedometer face. Here is a before and after photo, you can see the color is...

It's about time to start building some new shelves for the living room??

Casey, wanted to reiterate what Jason said. Now is a good time to repaint your needles, old and new tach needles will match that way for certain. Slide a piece of paper gently underneath and be very careful. It'll look great when your done. I used a flourescent red for mine which matched...