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@ayilar will not do slabs. He's risk-adverse of being impaled on a non-collapsible steering column or something. :lol:

I would like to see a closeup of how they arched this trim over the top of the quarterpanel. Perhaps that's what I meant instead of my prior questions.

Brought back to Illinois? Is that where it's from? :poke:

Yes, you need 2 of those springs, they keep the drive-rod from popping out. In all likelihood, the rod is a bit stuck in there at this point. In a pinch, you could use a hoseclamp or nylon ziptie whilst you search for the correct part. A similar type of part is used to hold the plunger rod to...

@RWCearley Got any comparable pics of yours in this state to make a side-by-side comparison, IIRC you are this same color?

Excellent work! In the same amount of time, I will consider myself lucky to have accomplished a sparkplug change or maybe a new battery or something. But, if I win the lottery in that timeframe, be prepared for an in-person visit from me, with a briefcase, and waving goodbye as I drive away in...

How did they get the factory trim to go uphill like that? Or is it not factory trim, maybe? Glue-on trim?

...tool is a utility knife and a stout hook-pick set to dig out the silicone. After that, putty knives and a hooked carpet knife, maybe. After that, *maybe* the correct tool might work. And as @3C's & a D? said, be prepared for rust under there. Silicone holds moisture, esp if it was gooped in...

Both of these had Dana 60s, so that's SUPER rare. Probably bought by B-body guys to be rearend donors.

I got a new optometrist last year, maybe I can get you a referral. Perhaps this one is tripping your Medina fancy?

Hey - welcome! I am in the Indy area, as a a few other guys. @ayilar - care to give him your customary warm welcome with the rolodex of nearby folks?

So it's only got roughly 381,000 left in it.

Geez, I knew that. For some folks, forgetting people's names is the early-warning sign. For me it's 4-speed console tops I guess.

Not to nitpick your good progress - but is that a B-body gas pedal?

The black console plate looks to me like some textured ABS screwed into place. Console does not appear to have the correct hump on hte side for the shifter tower. Unless it's hiding under a bad carpet job - but I don't think so. Shifter seems to be in the center of the console, and not offset...

FWIW, the console shifter plate is not from 300/300L.

Yes, but surely for an extra $17 they could've sewn some stitch-stripes in it. If I was an upholsterer, that would be mandatory, I would never let someone attach my name to such a bare-bones repair.

I saw it and wanted to re-post it, but didn't have a quick method for tracing it back to its history on here. And it's in such sad shape that it wasn't worth me digging. As @ayilar did that work for me, I'll say that it is the same car, the peek of the front seat upholstery in the driveway shot...

That's a decent-looking car. Get it over to those Frog Follies!

Perhaps not unrealistic, but a guy would sure be better off spending more $$ on a better car to start from. I think the lack of good pics, lack of good description, etc tells the tale.