Bottom grill for better airflow. Top one will help keep the bigger bugs out of your AC condenser though.
I've got today... I'm hoping to get back to the shop to do some harness restoration, but I've got alot of chores to do since she's not here. I work Sunday, Mon, T, W, so there's that. Thursday is a round trip to Dallas and back, witch takes about 10.5 hours. I probably won't get too much done on the car until this coming Friday 🙁.What are you planning on doing all week with out your wife is the question I want to know?
Thank you for the part numbers. I would like to find both of them.BTW, if you run across GM p/n 559183 new in the box, grab it. It's the front Oldsmobile emblem that goes in the egg crate grille. Easier than restoring one, but if you can't find one, well, gotta work with what you got. The emblem looks similar to the trunk emblem, except it's made of metal, not plastic.
Cutlass Salon emblem- finding this new is problematic, obviously. But if you find it, it should be GM p/n 560511.
If the hood was steel , I wouldn't think twice. I have never welded aluminum... just buy the correct aluminum wire for the welder, or maybe use fiberglass to fill the holes?? Maybe Donovan will chime in on this.Since you are painting the car, I would delete the hood spear. If I was painting my car, I'd delete a lot of trim.
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