Recent content by 69RRberkeley

Now that commons in South San Francisco is gone. I Don't have a go to shop for projects that are over my head. Anybody know of any solid Mopar shops in the SF/East Bay area? Im not sure if this is the right place to post this thread, any advise would be appreciated! Thanks, Olaf 69 Road Runner

ignore this post Had no idea how easy it was. next time i'll suss the project out before posting

i have a feeling that removing and replacing the door glass weather stripping won't be easy. Can I do it without removing the glass? any help is appreciated!

I've got a pair of the same one but can't find the proper grommets for PCV holes. Do you have any leads? -Olaf (69 RR)

Poor Car got soaked during winter rains. I Pulled out the interior and I'm seeing a bit of rust forming. Two Questions: 1) How should i treat the metal that is exposed, and is showing a bit of rust 2) I Dynamated most of the floor, should I be concerned about the floor pan underneath...

My next project is a rewire of my 69 RR. I plan on adding a 100amp alternator along with it. This is the first wiring project I'm taking on, any tips on which harness i should choose? Thanks All! -Olaf

hopefully the rain lets up, so i can really get in there. looks like I have to remove the carpet and the seats before i get started looking for leaks. it's a shame because i just had the carpet installed.

ive been told the 742 is nearly a strong, while the 741 not so much

i think it's the wiper seals, it really flooded on the passenger side. dont have a vinyl roof. looks like i have a lot of work ahead of me. thanks - - - Updated - - - thanks for the tip. looks like the shop vac is going to get a workout today

thanks thanks, that what i thought. i recently put down a layer of dynamat. hopefully it helps.

Had to keep the car outdoors for a couple days, and of course a major storm comes through and soaks the interior of my 69 road runner. there's a pool in there right now - does anyone know the best way to clean up this mess? spent a lot of money getting the interior right, hopefully it isnt a...