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This is from the workshop manual

I'll see if I can find it in the manual and post a snap shot of it.

Please correct me but aren't they designed to be relatively flat as opposed to a bow like bend.. I'm sure I read something to this effect in the original factory workshop manual

The same is done here in South Africa, many a brake cylinder have been sorted out.

Thanks a mil for the info I will contact them as to shipping FedEx head office in Durban is across the road from me so that's a huge bonus as that postal service here in SA is a shambles and almost zero chance the parts would arrive.

Yes it did come from the USA.....i will look for manufacturer and let you know....now for all the rubbers, door rubbers and cat whiskers etc...

HI Jeff, so based on your experience what is the best procedure to spray a n engine, ie does one spray primer etc and then colour.

How was the overhaul ride, steering response like?

Managed to get a front windshield imported for $490 which is great considering its include duties and taxes

Gents what size aftermarket rims and tyres would you recommend for a 67 Plymouth fury 2 sedan? Would it affect drive ability and suspension in an adverse way or just mildly?

Gents what rims and tyre sizes would you recommend as replacement for the standard one without it affecting the ride too much and putting undue strain on other parts of the suspension. I do realize you would lose in some areas but what are the pros and cons.

67 4 door c body sedan with b pillar

Please kindly pm me your email address

Good day Gents as previously mentioned I'm restoring "The Fury" and seek advice on windshield rubber as well as the rear window rubber.. Are there any interchangeable rubbers and if so what models.? Finally whom to contact for them.

I will pm you as soon as I get a list together

Would you ship to South Africa?

Excuse me for jumping in but can you explain rearch process to me, so at least I know the process when I get mine redone here in South Africa

Thanks a mil for your input.

Thanks Peter for your input and much appreciated for everyone else, it was just a out the box thought of mine on the subject, and I agree with all on the various points.

Thanks Jeff yip seems 3M has some pretty crazy panel bond, and yes I didn't know about the roof panels been spot welded first.