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    topside replied to the thread 1969 Road Runner preservation.
    What a great thread, with excellent documentation - I respect & applaud the effort to maintain the originality, and the car is gorgeous...
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    topside replied to the thread 67 Belvedere wagon...It's Alive!!!.
    Nice job on the car ! FWIW, the plastic rear wheelhouse covers are "gold" (no pun intended) - very hard to find in good condition. Yes...
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    Restoration Specialties has the molded piece that attaches to the metal runner on the bottom of the window glass. This piece goes up and...
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    Still progressing on the wagon. New Hankook white wall tires went on a week ago. This weekend, my buddy again came by to help put the...
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    In 2019, I bought this wagon, sight unseen, and had it shipped from Kansas City to Virginia. It's been a long road. But today, for the...
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    topside replied to the thread EE1 Paint Color.
    "Poly" = metallic; one of my favorite Mopar colors. The '65 Belvedere photo is accurate. It does react to light. No red cast, it's more...
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    topside replied to the thread My new 70 roadrunner.
    Love it - uncommon color, basic spec, pretty much how they were intended to be. Check rt side of engine about mid-point just above the...
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