Road Runner Nest

This is the second 1972 Road Runner that I have restored. This one is Basin street blue as the other one (pictured above at almost the top of this page-with magnum 500's) but this one has a 68-70 B-body dana to keep the 295-50-15's under the wheel wells with a 4-speed behind the 451 with early stage...

Customers car I restored with home made 72 Road Runner replica grill.

Sorry, no...The project has been put on hold because it is for me...LOL... I am swamped with customer work and I haven't had time to get back onto my own car.

I use florescent line paint, and seams to work great!

Yea, I was thinking that the 150 AMP alternator would work just fine.

Are you taking about the Flaming River Billet alternators? My buddy bought one, but hasn't installed it yet. They make a 150 amp alternator and a 240 amp alternator. I am not sure if I need the 150 AMP or the 240 AMP one. When I get my one car done (the 71 Charger) it will have power seats, power wi...

Well,the gauge clusters are not too bad to disassemble, but it does take time to cut and modify the gauge and your housing to fit. It is a safty issue to me so that is why I took the time do do this.

Thank you!... The volt gauge you can get at an Autozone...for less than $15.00.... from there it's just a lot of time and having the proper tools to do the job. It was a saftey issue for me to change from the original AMP gauge to a volt gauge. Especially since I am going to intall a New Flaming Riv...

Yea... it took me awhile to figure out how and where I could put a cup holder. My car is an A/C car and there isn't any room under the dash to put an aftermarket cup holder there. I wanted the original console because I had new bezels and shifter handle already purchased. THat left me only one place...

Additional pictures of console

Picture of the gauge cluster with bezel on

3rd picture of the back side of the gauge cluster

2nd picture with lens cover installed

Hello, I just got finished doing another upgrade to my project. I wanted to remove the factory AMP gauge and replace it with a VOLT gauge. I did some reasearch and found that a CP7985 Sunpro Volt gauge would work for a start, so dissassembly of my gauge cluster and a lot of thought and modifacations...

Picture with console glove box door open and the arm rest up...