I am in a total restoration of my 1956 Golden Hawk. after having the
lower air deflector sand blasted I ended up with "swiss cheese". I am
looking for a good used or NOS air deflector. I know fiberglass is
available but I would really like a metal unit. Is there anyone out
there that has one to part with?
I need a solid piece that is not bent and damaged, I could spend 20
hours and rebuild the one I have.
My email is jbwhttail@aol.com
thanks in advance
How bad is the Swiss cheese and the dents? If it's not to far gone and
still has it's correct shape, just fiberglass the inside and then bondo
the outside to smooth it out.
Alex M
>I am in a total restoration of my 1956 Golden Hawk. after having the
> lower air deflector sand blasted I ended up with "swiss cheese". I am
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> thanks in advance
>Subject: Hawk lower air deflector
>From: jbwhttail@aol.com (joe bacon)
>I am in a total restoration of my 1956 Golden Hawk. after having the
>lower air deflector sand blasted I ended up with "swiss cheese". I am
>looking for a good used or NOS air deflector. I know fiberglass is
>available but I would really like a metal unit. Is there anyone out
>there that has one to part with?
>I need a solid piece that is not bent and damaged, I could spend 20
>hours and rebuild the one I have.
>
>My email is jbwhttail@aol.com
>
>thanks in advance
I have one that is bent on the bottom (common), but no rust. $250.00, I am in
Jacksonville, Florida.
joe bacon - 28 Oct 2004 04:49 GMT
> >Subject: Hawk lower air deflector
> >From: jbwhttail@aol.com (joe bacon)
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> >
> >thanks in advance
Alex thanks for the reply, but 20 hours on the old deflector is too
much.
Old car, I have repled in email. Folks i'm still looking but Oldcars
is about to make a deal......
> I have one that is bent on the bottom (common), but no rust. $250.00, I am in
> Jacksonville, Florida.