Me too, some guys have all the luck!Wait, your wife HELPS you? Geez, now you are just showing off. I have a welding machine that came in today I am hiding in the garage from mine...
yea ok.
what are you planning on doing with your car?total resto,or just some things that need attention,body looks good from here.Glad to have you on board and its nice to have a family project. Enjoy it my friend.
When we got together, we both agreed to help each other out on both our interests and daily life, RichardWait, your wife HELPS you? Geez, now you are just showing off. I have a welding machine that came in today I am hiding in the garage from mine...
Don't forget, I help her out with her interests!
Sorry to hear that, hope she gets better.
That is how my wife is; she is always willing to help, and she likes learning. Some of my friends have to deal with the "how much did you spend for that"!! I show the same interests in her projects, Richard
The kids are all gone; so I finally have the time and a little more money than I had 20 years ago. It also helps a lot that Kathy likes the 70 R/T body, color(s), and interior. I look at it as her car also, that way she has a vested part in the project, Richard
I want to get the R/T in good operational condition. I want everything the car came with to work well. I'm not an exact "nut & bolt" restorer. First, I'll get those areas that need attention. Don't want a show car as I like driving the car. Paint and body are good. It was painted 8 years ago, and the guy did a very good paint job. The seats and door panels are original and do need to be redone. The dash switches (original) work but are wearing out. The car has plenty of power, so I'm not going to modify the drivetrain to make it go faster. I got plenty of tickets when I was young. The engine will eventually need rebuilding but runs good presently. I'll be on the technical forums very soon getting help on doing the work on this car; as this is my first Mopar, Richard
