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1968 Roadrunner project

Dreed

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Finally, after three years, my 68 numbers matching Roadrunner project is coming along nicely to the point where I can drive it and tinker with it instead of just sitting in the garage and just looking at it.

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More photo’s from the build. I think I have around 1000 pic’s of work in process, but those may be for another time. Numbers matching 383 / 727.

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Nice seam sealer work in the trunk. Seam sealer takes more effort than many realize. Whole thing looks great and the wheel covers are a nice change.
 
Nice seam sealer work in the trunk. Seam sealer takes more effort than many realize. Whole thing looks great and the wheel covers are a nice change.
Thanks for noticing the seam sealer job. I know the factory line workers just squirt and brush the stuff but I just couldn’t do it.
 
That's nice ! Yeah, to duplicate the way the factory did seam sealer, you'd have to be drunk or high, and in a real hurry.
My 1st RR was a '68 Decor Coupe, same colors in & out, 383/727, and a great car.
Full wheel covers were common when they were new - most on the dealer lot had them. Mine had the "road wheels" (Magnums) from the factory.
Photo is from when Hot Rod did an article on it - it was also on the cover of Car Craft - both were pleasant surprises and fun experiences.

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Wow! That is a great color combo. You did an awesome job in only 3 years. That's dedication. Enjoy putting on some miles
 
A very nice car....you should be proud to drive that around. :thumbsup:
 
Really nice work/example. I would appreciate a copy of a photo of the fender tag-to help develop and test my free decoder. First seven of the VIN would help. Maybe something like RM23H8(A?)...
 
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