Reply to "Headlight bucket rust"

George PAdmin.

You can fix them now, or you can wait. If you chose to fix them now I'm sure a painter could match the paint. But if you chose to wait, I'll bet you don't plan to drive it in the rain anyway? After 30 years, a couple more years won't make a terrible amount of difference.

I say go with whatever you're most comfortable with, or whatever the budget allows. It is after all a headlight bucket on your hobby car. A wrong decision here is not the end of the world, it is repairable.

FYI, Kirk installed his headlights in my buckets, and painted his bezels to match my buckets. He did excellent work. No complaints here.

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4/15/063:29 PM

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