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Almost forgot that the RWL where still Blue!
What did you do to your Mopar today?
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One of with blue?? Extremely rare.
rad savoy
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I detailed the trunk area today
Broke the 71 Charger R/T out of winter storage, and the Corvette too.
Tupperware party at Pete’s house this weekend. Woo-hoo!
Unkle Krusty
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I listened to the mighty 318 running. Heater hose to the rocker covers. Could not hear any clanging sounds, so decided to leave it alone. There is some valve train noise, but not excessive. We leave late next week for Cape Scott area. Still need to pack clothes, food, sleeping gear and beer. Have the bike, kayak, rubber ducky and fishing gear. No room for the OBM, outboard motor.
I will tow the trailer for the bigger boat and OBM. There is a nice lake North East of Prince George we can go to.
I will tow the trailer for the bigger boat and OBM. There is a nice lake North East of Prince George we can go to.
mr. b
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took the road runner to the shop to get the strips painted on it
That Tupperware party thing was just a cover for housewives selling sex toys!
getting ready for the last coat of prime,r all cleaned and ready to seam seal tomorrow. looking for some color real bad.
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Started taking the Charger apart today and getting a good look at what needs to be done besides a tetanus shot
What needs to be done you ask? That’s easy to answer ……. Everything.
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RT68440
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Worked on wet sanding the final round of primer. Hoping to finally get this pig into some paint this year
Haha yeah you know it bud! Just my luck I find a 68 Charger out here in the west but it came from over in the rust belt
More rust fixes on the 64 D100. I post here if that's OK- the truck site is slower than molasses in January.
More progress- slow, I'm not a body guy
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You’re doing pretty good for not being a body guy.
Vaanth
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Not B-body, but I have B-body tire and wheel stuff coming up. Two sets of new tires. Prepped painted, and detailed. Soon to be installed....
15"x6.5" 3699066 wheels with 235/R60-15 and 255/R60-15 for my 1973 Twister. Originally repainted in the 80s, I repainted the wheels with my last can of Mopar Performance P4529876, argent silver Rallye wheel paint, top coated with 2K clear.
I bought the trim rings, #3461043, and center caps new from Chrysler in the 80s. The caps, or domes, were dark argent, but I repainted and flaked them in light argent, then top coated with 2K clear.
The original stickers on the trim rings finally came off after 40 years and a lot of miles.
14"x6" 3580060 wheels with 225/R70-14 for my 1970 Duster. Already painted 20 years ago, I re-sprayed the wheels with black catalyzed acrylic enamel.
The wheel covers are 1965 Valiant/Barracuda that were on my original 1970 Duster I bought in late 1975. It had 14"x5.5"wheels with small lug pattern and the long lug nuts that stick through the wheel cover. My replica Duster has late A-body disc brakes with the large lug pattern, so I added some dummy stainless steel nuts and washers affixed with bolts to the wheel cover to simulate the original look.
The 14"x6" 3699331 five spoke road wheels with 225/R70-14 are an alternate wheel/tire for my 1970 Duster.
15"x6.5" 3699066 wheels with 235/R60-15 and 255/R60-15 for my 1973 Twister. Originally repainted in the 80s, I repainted the wheels with my last can of Mopar Performance P4529876, argent silver Rallye wheel paint, top coated with 2K clear.
I bought the trim rings, #3461043, and center caps new from Chrysler in the 80s. The caps, or domes, were dark argent, but I repainted and flaked them in light argent, then top coated with 2K clear.
The original stickers on the trim rings finally came off after 40 years and a lot of miles.
14"x6" 3580060 wheels with 225/R70-14 for my 1970 Duster. Already painted 20 years ago, I re-sprayed the wheels with black catalyzed acrylic enamel.
The wheel covers are 1965 Valiant/Barracuda that were on my original 1970 Duster I bought in late 1975. It had 14"x5.5"wheels with small lug pattern and the long lug nuts that stick through the wheel cover. My replica Duster has late A-body disc brakes with the large lug pattern, so I added some dummy stainless steel nuts and washers affixed with bolts to the wheel cover to simulate the original look.
The 14"x6" 3699331 five spoke road wheels with 225/R70-14 are an alternate wheel/tire for my 1970 Duster.
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