Re: [Chrysler300] Survivor Question.

[<robkern@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ray,
    Tell me about it!  You are never done!  Is it an addiction?  If so its 
not a bad one!?  I look at it in phases.  Phase one was to get the car to 
the point of driving and respectability...Category 3 to almost 2.  Then 
phase 2 came along with correcting little paint blemishes that turned into 
repainting the whole car and redoing /replacing trim work to give it that 
close up impressive look....go to car shine and shows now with great pride 
in driving and ownership!  Phase 3 is what I'm into now....the final little 
details that golly mean substantial disassembly of areas you didn't explore 
before.....vent window assemblies, driver and passenger window chrome and 
rear quarter window chrome...for that concours quality looking 
driver...where I WANT TO BE...to have a gee whiz driver that you can't wait 
to drive to a 300 meet!  NO TRAILER QUEEN FOR ME but to the point where you 
never let it out of your site when you have it out of the garage!  This is 
where the anxiety sets in to see if you should tally up all those receipts 
you've saved to document the work  put into the job...tens of thousands of 
$$$$!!!  Oh well, you can't drive a certificate of deposit or a stock 
certificate.  It is part of my portfolio!  300'ly,  ROB KERN
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ray Jones" <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <JPMODL@xxxxxxx>
Cc: <Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Survivor Question.



Where does it stop?
If you rechrome the bumpers then the paint starts looking shabby. And
the rest of the britework starts looking dull.
Best to leave it alone until it gets bad. 'cause it never ends!

Ray
Nifty neat stuff gonna be ahappening at the Spring Meet...Y'all gotta
come and play with us!  Ray

On Jan 27, 2005, at 7:35 PM, JPMODL@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Searching for opinions...
>
> My Hurst is a survivor with about 13,000 miles. The bumpers are
> looking their age, not rusted or chipped up, just not as bright and
> perfect as I would like.
>
> Question-Leave them alone or rechrome them and if they are rechromed
> how does that affect the survivor status?
>
> Thanks Much,
> John/WI.
>
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