RE: Underside originality

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Mines caked on there pretty good as well and heavier in the wheel wells.
I'm scraping some off to replace rotten body plugs and the metal looks like
off-white primer.

Tom Duross
64 Belv

-----Original Message-----
From: Don Hudson [mailto:mopar4me@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 11:16 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Underside originality


My 65 Dart GT convert was coded for the undercoating and hood pad.  They
really slathered on the complete underside and wheelwells.  I bet I had 50
pounds of undercoating after it was all scraped off.  I figure that's what
saved a great deal of the car since the original selling dealer was in
Albany NY.
Don
>
> What did the underside of our vehicles look like when they were new?  Some
> say it was painted body color (which all the undersides of magazine cars
> seem to be) and some say undercoated.  What was on the underside of these
> cars?  The next question, were the wheel wells the same or were they
> different?  As my project gets farther along, this question has arisen.
Any
> help is always appreciated.
>
> Buck
> '62 Savoy
> '46 Plymouth
>

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