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eye1care

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  • Birthday 06/20/1958

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    Green Bay, WI
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    1972 Datsun 510, 1990 300zx

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  1. Never mind, got it with a pry bar and paper plate....
  2. I'm stuck again and need assistance. How do I remove the metal window trim to put on the outer window squeegee? I know I'm going to bust something how I'm going at it.
  3. It must be the same car. It has a 6 cyl from an 80's 300zx with custom exhaust. I'm planning on making it more of an original 510, a daily driver without the boytoy ad-ons so the exhaust will be calmed down to something more civilized. The paperclip hook trick worked on removing the handles to remove the door panels, now I hope they'll go bak on. I'm in the process of coating the inner doors with spray rubber sealer and adding some Fatmat sound insulation to help with the tin can effect. The same will be done with the interior floor before the jute and carpeting go down.
  4. Quik510, your are correct about it being a NY buy (from Ebay in January). Whats "VG" car you refer to? Thanks for the tips, I'm off to try them. Any other suggestions on making this weatherstrip project a success are welcome!!
  5. So I bought my project, a 1971 510 4dr like I used to drive in the early 80's. I got all the weatherstripping and now it's warm enough to get to work on. I started removing the old weatherstripping on a rear door but am now stuck on the channel felt and how to remove it. I am assuming the inner door panel has to be removed but after removing the plastic trim on the window crank there is no bolt/screw to remove it. How do remove the inner door panel without destroying things? A play by play on the steps to do this weatherstripping would be nice. Thanks, Mark
  6. 71Dimer, just got a 1972 510 4 door with no carpet. Could you give me a quote on your kit? I'm in Green Bay, Wi 54301...much thanks!
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