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A FREE forum with -member photo gallery- for the vintage Chevy, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and any GM builders.
PLEASE Sign Up & Post in the Classified Section - If you don't want to talk No Problem - But Please - List those Parts for Sale or Parts Needed! As you all know locating any parts for these early GM vehicles is tough, the goal of this forum is to bring the restorers, lowriders, street & rat rodders together. There are plenty of forums out there and it's a pain trying to locate Chevy/GM parts tucked in all of those Ford, Dodge, Plymouth etc ads. Some forums don't like mixing restored cars with custom cars, we'll focus on the early BOWTIE's....but mix it up some. To be clear we love all vintage vehicles regardless of make..it's just tough locating the Govt Motors stuff! To assist in your projects advertising is encouraged & will be FREE for both PRIVATE and COMMERCIAL sellers. Don't be a Bowtie Parts Hoarder! Unlike many other forums you are encouraged to mention other websites and/or forums in your posts or signatures. We even have a list of other forums at the bottom of the page….this is a reference site. If you have any problems with registration, account login, posting or uploading Please contact me via: borderdrop@yahoo.com Listen to one of these radio links while visiting The RUSTY BOWTIE! Oldies FM 105.1 | Country FM 98.9 | BUZZ FM99 | ROCK-A-BILLY September 08, 2025, 04:11:06 PM by sammons
Views: 684 | Comments: 2 Lol, i know its rubber😁 Tom is putting new inner tubes on the '58 Vette for my brother. He ask me what the rubber tucked in the wheels was for. I've seen it on quite a few old GM cars, usually fancier ones. I don't know the reasoning for it, always thought it had something to do with brake harmonics? Anybody know? August 20, 2025, 05:06:09 PM by FATnLOW
Views: 1325 | Comments: 2 Looking for rear passenger side rear fender brace for '33 Master..any one have one or know where I could get one?..Thanks..... July 19, 2025, 07:28:02 AM by EDNY
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Views: 3923 | Comments: 16 sammons Getting ready to strip off the original paint on my 33 Chevy and prep it for paint. The steel car has fiberglass fenders and will obviously need some body plastic work. My goal is a single stage paint job with a double base so I can sand through for a patina look and finish with clear satin. Intent is to make it a driver not a show car. I need a sealer (primer?) that can accept my single stage paint layers , ### how important is getting the original lacquer out of the (for example) drip rails of the deck lid? Those hard to reach areas. * What sealer and thinner do I need to start with that will work on steel and fiberglass? * Another area of concern is welding some areas where brass was used years ago. * Not sure if I should use lead on the original roof seams or is there a good substitute for the lead? Thanks Pages: [1]
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Re: What Did You do Today - Car Related? by sixball
[September 18, 2025, 01:14:54 PM] Re: What Did You do Today - Car Related? by sammons [September 18, 2025, 07:58:56 AM] Re: What Did You do Today - Car Related? by sixball [September 17, 2025, 07:54:26 PM] Re: What Did You do Today - Car Related? by EDNY [September 17, 2025, 07:47:53 PM] Re: What Did You do Today - Car Related? by sammons [September 17, 2025, 06:38:18 PM]
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