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Yeah, I am in the same boat. I thought the vendors selling these lens would provide directions. NOT happening. Additionally, I spent hours trying to find a YouTube video. Non-existent. Thankfully, I found this. I was going to drill them out and use tiny screws.

My car has both sides installed.

Actually, I was wondering if that was the case. I am not familiar with these cars. Thx

Replaced the rear gas cap, honeycomb panel and trim.

For the time being, just repainted the rear seat quarter panels. Will order new ones later. I noticed there are gaps on each side of the seat. Is this normal??

Driver's door complete. Waiting on anti-rattle parts before passenger door is finished.

Here are a few pictures. Trunk cleaned up and interior I have to deal with.

Hello and welcome from Arizona!

Yes. It is much easier to work on older cars here in AZ. I was originally from Cleveland, Ohio. Born and raised.

Not sure why, however the links do not work?

WOW... I would love to see your car. By chance, I am doing the same. '31 model A sedan; 6" chop, 4" channel, 60 over SBC, ford 9" with 4:11 posi, 4-wheel disc, etc. wheels are torque thrust that I painted candy gold metallic

Yes, however mine is a 1972 fastback with a 429

That's some amazing and effective fabrication work! Good job.

Great work on the car. Paint looks amazing!

WOW... what an amazing job you are doing! What an adventure to share with us. Thanks

Absolutely love the blue!

Now, after watching several Bob Perkins videos, I am thinking it was either overspray or brushed on paint. Give it a look.

BTW, thank you for the links! Here is what came with the car.

mrgmhale. The seller gave me 5-6 Ford manuals. One of which was a wiring diagram book. I am used to the Mopar books that are VERY detailed and was a bit shocked at the lack of information. However, can't argue with free!