The '65 on Ebay and the Black Beauty

["Rob KIdd" <rlkidd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I used a sharp razor blade to take off excess glue, and a wax & grease
remover to clean surfaces. Used 3-M emblem glue to hold the tin decal to the
air cleaner. It can be trickey to hold this band on evenly as the glue
dries. I used a good masking tape to hold in place, and small blocks of wood
to hold it down.    Rob K.
----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Lynch <creesto@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 9:35 AM
Subject: IML: The '65 on Ebay and the Black Beauty


> Gang
>
> Looks like Jeff got that '65 for a steal! Can't figure why the owner said
he
> paid $4500 then put it up with a $1250 BuyItNow option. Good for you,
Jeff.
> It looks really nice, even if not to factory specs. On another note, I was
> surfing through somse Ebay searches last night and the owner of the one of
> the Black Beautys from the Green Hornet TV series has listed it with a
> starting price of $175,000. Seems it underwent a "back to TV specs"
> restoration. Looks great; what a gas to drive that to work and back, with
> the machine gun ports and all.
>
> On a separate note, can someone suggest a good product for removing the
glue
> on the underside of my tin decal insert on the air cleaner cover for my
'66
> Crown Coupe? It is no longer attached and I want to strip it and then
> reattach it with new decals.
> Thanks, chris lynch
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