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Myron Posted - 04/09/2023 : 11:08:26
I'm trying to remove the frame from the body on a Danbury Mint 57 Chevrolet Convertible and I've removed the 4 screws but will not come apart. This Danbury is different the trunk does not open. I need help taking body off frame.

Thanks guys... post the solution here if you know how to remove it.
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Moe Posted - 04/12/2023 : 12:45:09
Thanks, Geno...I am doing just fine. Heading to NNL East next Saturday. I miss the Todedo show too. Always a good time there. Great to hear from ya!
Gene Posted - 04/11/2023 : 20:34:31
That's great to hear Myron. He's always a pleasure to talk with.
Myron Posted - 04/11/2023 : 20:10:08
Gene, Rose and I had breakfast with him a few weeks ago, he is looking good.
Gene Posted - 04/11/2023 : 17:29:43
Moe, it's always good to hear from you. I miss seeing ya at thed Toledo show. I pray you are doing well.
Myron Posted - 04/11/2023 : 16:28:18
Thanks Moe; much appreciated.
Moe Posted - 04/11/2023 : 14:08:35
On my yellow '57 Bel Air convertible, there are also two partially hidden screws located under (actually above) the exhaust pipes, just ahead of the rear axle. These are difficult to see at first. That will require removing those pipes for access to the screws.. I am not sure on this car, but sometimes there are hidden screws above the mufflers. These screws sometimes also serve to hold the front seat in place. Not sure if this car has that. Sorry, I do not have the non-opening trunk version here, but I don't think the mounting hardawrer would be different. Hope that helps!
Myron Posted - 04/09/2023 : 19:07:14
I’ll get a hold of Moe.
Skylark Posted - 04/09/2023 : 17:23:13
If he calls DM, would they give him helpful tips?
Gene Posted - 04/09/2023 : 15:07:46
I've never worked on any of the DM 57's. I wish I could help.

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