I have a late '65. Are the repro "hockey sticks" on the seats good enough to pass muster during judging or should I have the originals rechromed? Thanks.
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It's my experience provided one is using a quality plater the nickel content will be higher in the replated 'hockey sticks' than repros you'll purchase. Keep in mind you'll have to have decent hockey sticks to begin with. -
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Loren, Are those hockey sticks for a left or right handed shot?
Scott
Canuck Hockey player
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Curved blades are not allowed. Christian Brothers in Minnesota can supply as many as are needed. RIP "Fighting Sioux" hockey........Comment
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Do any of the repos have differences that "declare" themselves as "different". These are pieces on a car sold new in Scottsdale and, except for judging, I wouldn't think about having them plated. Maybe that's my solution - to listen to the judge explain "how terrible" they are after only 50 year. Thanks to all.Comment
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Cost comparisons are great - provided that you can find out before hand that the repro has a defect that cannot be hidden - makes for an easy decision for replating.Comment
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thanks, Dick - LI repros are correct with Notch on top for seat back chrome - and USA made. no differences in appearance.Comment
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