Funny you say that, mine cracked on the bottom as well, and faded to an almost pink color.

Don't even get me started on my arrowhead....

Don't even get me started on my arrowhead....

That just needs to be restored and it will look fine the sunfire one's like we were talking about look more like stickers IMO. Needs something more to it

I can't restore. Only replace. When I do replace It I plan on keeping the old one for the rest of my life as like memorabilia.

I can't restore. Only replace. When I do replace It I plan on keeping the old one for the rest of my life as like memorabilia.

Put on chain; wear as necklace. Yes?

Put on chain; wear as necklace. Yes?

Straight up GANGSTA.

If the Beastie Boys can do it, so can you.

I can even rap. WINNING.

Mike gonna rock dat arrowhead on his chain

People gonna look cause he ain't so plain

Meanwhile he'll be rollin in da club with his personal plane

Wait, wut?

>Mike sees new posts

>Feels inspired

>Becomes infamous white rapper

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Pictures would be a must.

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Mike gonna rock dat arrowhead on his chain

People gonna look cause he ain't so plain

Meanwhile he'll be rollin in da club with his personal plane

Wait, wut?

MC Poncho Cracker in the his house! yo!

MC Poncho Cracker in the his house! yo!

I love it!

MC Poncho Cracker in the his house! yo!

WHHAAAAAAAA?

Cracka plz

I can't restore. Only replace. When I do replace It I plan on keeping the old one for the rest of my life as like memorabilia.

Why can't you restore it? It's pot metal but you can have it rechromed and repainted. Actually a lot of guys swear by using Testor's model car paint (red, black, and white mainly) for restoring weather/time faded emblems. The enamel paint holds up reasonably well, and it is cheap enough that you can re-do it every year (if you had to). A little clear coat over the paint might help it last even longer. The trick is to do the proper cleaning, prep, and masking as you paint each color.

Finally, those arrowheads tended to be a common part. I would be surprised if you could get a used one from a western salvage yard from some other car, or perhaps it is re-poped for classic A, F, & B body car. Might even be available for a '73 GTO Ventura car. Just a thought.

Why can't you restore it? It's pot metal but you can have it rechromed and repainted. Actually a lot of guys swear by using Testor's model car paint (red, black, and white mainly) for restoring weather/time faded emblems. The enamel paint holds up reasonably well, and it is cheap enough that you can re-do it every year (if you had to). A little clear coat over the paint might help it last even longer. The trick is to do the proper cleaning, prep, and masking as you paint each color.

Finally, those arrowheads tended to be a common part. I would be surprised if you could get a used one from a western salvage yard from some other car, or perhaps it is re-poped for classic A, F, & B body car. Might even be available for a '73 GTO Ventura car. Just a thought.

Classic Industries has an exact part # match. I looked into it months ago haha

Sigh........kids.

Sigh........kids.

This comment coupled with your quote in your signature made me laugh

Sigh........kids.

Please. Never compare me to my generation again.

My generation, and the upcoming one makes me rage...

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My generation, and the upcoming one makes me rage...

On the bright side, they are the reason I am motivated to make a difference in this world. No matter how big or small, if I can positively impact the community I live in, I'm doing better than the majority of my generation.

This article made me consider a lot of things: here!

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My generation, and the upcoming one makes me rage...

"We are the people our parents warned us about!" - Jimmy Buffett

That Penn State article pissed me off a bit....but I think that would take us way, way, way off topic thread here. So I will shut up.