Is good for both temperature control and noise reduction. This is fatmat which is only .50 mil, I'm going with rattle trap which is .80 mil for the floor, inner firewall, area behind rear seat, and maybe inside the doors. I want this puppy to sound like a caddy and cool like a fridge

 

And a mighty fine job you did too!!

 

thanks

 

haven't done much to the old girl lately but here are some pics I think came out pretty cool by the beach

 

why does your front bumper look tilted back?Do they all fit that way?

 

Those turned out great!

 

That building looks familiar ,is that near naples ? My daughter lives in naples and my son lives in i think the same place as you,we dont talk much divorce makes that happen i think its been 8 yrs since i have seen him,but my daughter was here a few months ago for a funeral and we got togeather for a swim and she meet my fiance of 5 yrs.Oh and the pics are cool.

 

They lost my brackets when I rechromed them and I ended up buying some of off ebay that don't line up well. I have tried adjusting the eccentric bolts which usually fix that with no luck. What I might end up doing is heating up the brackets while jacked up in the corners to see if it will flex any but that's not a big concern right now. I'm kind of tired of working on my car and just want to drive it for a bit.


Thanks

I'm from Hialeah but these where taken in Sunny Isles

 

My front bumber tilted back a bit . I used a few fender washers on the top bolts on the flat mount pad to adjust it up till i was happy with the fit . You can only see them from the bottom and it worked good.

 

I feel your pain about working on it too much.I just got my carbs back yesterday,the bumpers shpould br ready next week and the seats and door/quarter trim panels the week after.And its time to go up to the boat and polish her up before spring splash in may.I havent had a break since fall.I wasnt criticising your bumpers i was just curious if that was what i had to look forward to fixing too.Glen

 

I tried that but it hits my hood . I either have to get another bracket for the drivers side or bend the one I have

I know, it gets a little overwhelming after a while. So like I said I'm just going to let things ride for a bit then jump back on it

 

if its too high in the front you could find a local body shop with a frame machine and have them tie the bumper bracket down and then jack up the frame. that will pull the bracket down and should rotate it at the same time to bring the back corner up. I can't imagine a decent guy charging $100 to help you out. My father owns a shop in PA and he does that kind of stuff all the time. That will save you the time and hassle of another bracket when the frame might even be tweeked a bit.

 

Funny, i am the local bodyshop guy,we have a chief evht with lazer measuring .But this is my car and i do all the work at home.My boss has us do all his stuff at the shop and it just clogs up the system and hes a cheapo ,thinks we owe him or something.

 

have not done much to the car in a while so we decided to take her to master seat covers in Miami and finish the interior

 

Glad to see you back on the site. Your 56 sure is looking sweet

 

Looks great!!

 

great job! what about the price?

 

thank you, I still look in here from time to time but work has me real busy

thank you

thank you, price was not bad, $2300 at a shop called Master seat covers here in Miami. That included new headliner, visors, dash, console, carpet, seats, and making door panels from scratch which he made of off a picture I gave him and the original trim.

 

To include all of that, that really isn't a bad price!

 

Really sharp looking ride, thanks for returning to keeping this thread alive. Love it!

 

Updates? Miss this car....