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05-18-2018, 12:37 AM
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Thanks John. His webpage leaves a little to be desired, so I think I'm going to take a try at this myself. In the meantime, some final details I need to nail down.
Bullitt didn't have backup lights, but wanting this to be reversible, I fabed up some covers that bolt on and use the original mounting hardware for the lights to boot!  Last thing I need to do is paint the rocker moldings. But the car just looks good with them and the wheel lip moldings. What took do...  7 miles on it in 96 degree TX heat with no issues so far. More to come! Cheers Dave 
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05-18-2018, 05:31 PM
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His "web page leaves a little to be desired"? Dave, are you seriously expecting a tech devoted to rehabbing 8 track tape players to not have a busy/quirky/self reverential website? I have every faith that you will successfully repair the unit yourself, but that website is pretty much EXACTLY what I want to see from someone who does that kind of work-it gives me confidence as a consumer.
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