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Old 05-20-2024, 10:05 AM   #10
68bowtie
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Re: First timer here

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I think I want to polish the paint and leave it as close to original as possible.
Just what I was hoping to hear!! They are only original once. There are some good threads on here about polishing up the old paint.

Some good indicators of whether the odo rolled over is to look for wear on and under the gas pedal, the driver area of the seat (which doesn’t appear original actually), where your arm would go on the driver window sill, key knicks around the driver door key hole and the ignition bezel. Post some pics of those areas if you want. I would love to see more pictures anyway.
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