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  • Title: Rexs 1970 Trans Am
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Rexs 1970 Trans Am

  • Now you can see the holes where the rivets were. These are not the best thing to adhere the plate to the Scoop with in my opinion. Main reason is that they will crack the scoop if not done right.

    • Now you can see the holes where the rivets were. These are…
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  • I have many of these OEM Shaker Scoop Doors and Frames. It is amazing what you can purchase when no one else seems to want them. Well I got more than my share.

    • I have many of these OEM Shaker Scoop Doors and Frames. It…
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  • The real only way to do this correct is to Coat the Metal Parts with Cermet. It is far more durable than paint, will last a long time and is near impervous to wear.

    • The real only way to do this correct is to Coat the Metal Pa…
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  • Here you can see the door and the T Bar removed from the FRP Frame. I take these metal items and Garnet Media Blast them to remove all that old garbage GM Semi Flat Paint.

    • Here you can see the door and the T Bar removed from the FRP…
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  • Here is the complete door assembly with all the parts completely removed for our inspection. You will notice the Flap Hinge Pin. I do not coat these because you cannot see them and they will grow in dimension when coated.

    • Here is the complete door assembly with all the parts comple…
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  • Here the T-Bar is hook into the Flap like you would see it when installed. The Selonoids slide onto the end shafts and open and close the Flap

    • Here the T-Bar is hook into the Flap like you would see it w…
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  • Now here it is going together. I have actually taken this Flap and had it Gold Blated and then had Script etched into the surface for several discriminating Restoration Customers. They both owned Ram Air Four Cars.

    • Now here it is going together. I have actually taken this F…
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  • Here is how the OEM Flap would appear when seen from the front seat. You need to have a clean appearing door and frame inorder to appreciate the shaker. That is what you see when you sit in the car.

    • Here is how the OEM Flap would appear when seen from the fro…
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  • Here is the inner shot of the OEM Flap Installed into the Shaker. The FRP Frame, Flap and Hinge Pin are clearly obvious. This is how it should look installed. Nice and neat.

    • Here is the inner shot of the OEM Flap Installed into the Sh…
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