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VHT Flameproof paint in “cast iron” color is as close as I have found to “natural” as cast look. All of VHT’s paints are such high quality and lay down very nice.

Rear axle is done. I think it turned out pretty nice. Now onto the front suspension

I’m 49. My goal is to be driving it by the time I turn 51.

It’s just a 742 housing.

I have owned the car for two years. Metal work is being done now. I found it in a shed. Been off the road since the early 80’s. December 67 built car. Four speed post car. Numbers matching. Factory A/C. QQ1 Electric Blue Metallic. Long way to go but I am about done with the rear axle while I...

She’s now in Tennessee to get the metal work done. I took her up the mountain Friday

And this one is an early 68. You couldn’t get the decor package or a hard too early in the production year. They were introduced as a bare bones car. That’s what makes this one so unique having factory AC

Yes I have every piece. It started as a complete numbers matching car

Had her a little over a year. Excited to get moving on her. Early 68 four speed car with factory AC

No they still sell them. Here is a link. http://www.autometaldirect.com/1968-Plymouth-Road_Runner-body-components-quarter-panel-quarter-panels-md-66-c-23_145_156.html

Its easier and cheaper to replace rusty panels than to try and fix them if replacements are available.

I ordered both quarters, a drivers side fender, a passenger side outer rocker, a hood, battery tray, and one rear frame rail about two weeks ago. Everything was in stock except the frame rail and they said it would be here by the first of April. This is for a 68 roadrunner

Everything is in very nice shape

…except this fairy is a bitch that costs the hell out of you, but she’s got what you NEED!

He says this is it. It seems darker blue and the grill seems darker. May just be a bad old picture though. My car is QQ1 Electic Blue. This pic just seems darker

He is going to look to see if he can find some old pictures of the car but he doesn’t know for sure he has any. He talked about rowing the gears and said he always loved that white shifter ball and how it looked with the two tone blue interior. He asked if I could send him some pictures of it...

I did. Sorry about that. Didn’t realize it was on there.

It gets me closer to finding out where the car sold new anyway.

I just actually talked to the guy from the check. It’s such a unique name that it made a google search easy and he is here in my own state. He owned the car from 1972-1976 and said he drove the car all over the country while he was in the Air Force. He bought it in North Dakota he said. Pretty...