Yep, SS laydown style.What is the spoiler off a Monte?
I'm not sure how the stand up style would look on a Cutlass, never seen one installed. The laydown style seems to flow with the body lines.I have a stand up don't think that will help
Don't sweat it Scott you've come a long way.if it makes you feel any better I'm still hitchhiking lol we all get there eventually. Just remember the long way is the short way take your time and keep your coolGeez, I should have stayed home instead of working on the Cutlass. It was one of them days where nothing goes right, and simple tasks take too much time! No joke, it took 2 flippin hours to install the trunk lock because the retainer wouldn't pop onto the aftermarket lock as intended! Had to carefully grind away until it worked.
Then I got the seatbelt blockoff plates screwed on(only thing that was easy lol), and license plate bracket bolted on.
I'm still having trouble with drip rail trim on the passenger side. I test fit everything before paint, and now nothing seems to fit right 😡!!!!!!
Also, I figured I would do a dry fit on the driver side weatherstrip...how hard could that be? Well, the Metro brand doesn't seem to wanna fit for sh*t, so I'm on hold there on whether to buy a different brand now!
Anyways, nothing really worthy of posting pics today unless requested, just pissed to eat up a vacation day and not make much progress!
Jim, you nailed it! My dad always taught me to stop and walk away when things aren't working right while wrenching. Heck, he's been a diesel tech for 45+ years now!I'm not a religious guy, but when things are not going well it's seems like they are destined to go wrong. Walking away for a couple of hours or a day and coming back to it usually seems to resolve the issue - just as you described above. It's like someone was watching you and said, 'ok he's struggled enough - go together'. 🙂🙂
No matter how things go, take your time and enjoy. Man does your paint job and body work look great. The only thing that would better is a shot of you going down the road ahead of a roasty smokey 🙂🙂
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