Road Runner Nest

71Beeper - First of all a lot of Great Work and thanks for the pictorial updates. Just keep in mind, the turn signal housing requires a GOOD ground to work properly. You will have to scrape some of the paint off at to top mounting screw. Or make some other provisions for grounding.
Ron

Check the grounding of the turn signal housing to the body. Make a jumper and ground directly to the battery and the other end go straight to the bulb holder of the turn signal. If it eliminates the problem, you will have to back track to find where you are losing the ground. These old Mopars are no...

Checkout this old thread on Moparts.
Ron

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubb ... Post271677

If you have a stubborn one, I have placed a hammer on one side while hitting the other side of the knuckle with a second hammer. I use usually place the heavier hammer against the knuckle and hit the opposite side with the lighter one.
Ron

Nice car, love the color combo. The wheels look good and compliment the car. Have any other pics of the car?
Ron

2Tone72RR - this is a great color combination! I had a 72 SSP back in 72 with this color combo, except it had a green vinyl top very close to your car's top color. I looked great on that Satellite and will look great on your car when completed. Good luck with your build.
Ron

Thanks for the pics, looks like a nice installation. I would not have thought you would need to tighten the mounting bolts so tight to keep the vibration down. Was the foam gasket soft or was it kind of hard material?
Ron

Nice touch. Looks great. What gauges did you use, what size? Any pics of them and the way you mounted them?
Ron

My 71 RR measures 38" at the top of the upper door panel where it meets the window. The lower part of the upper panel (where it meets the lower panel) measures 41-3/8". Hope this helps.
Ron

See below, I installed the wire guides purchased from Summit with MDS 8mm solid core Ultra-Temp wires. Routed near headers with no melting/burning problems for 6 years now. The Summit loom part number is RNM-1104-90-C and sells for$99 now. The wire set part number was MSD-3108 and is no longer avail...

I see on R/T Specialties website it appears the number of the clips are 0876263 WIRE RETAINER HOOD TURN INDCTR, $1.00 each.
Ron

http://www.rtspecialties.net/products.asp?cat=13

R/T Specialties 570-388-1082. Item number UNP
Ron

Last one of wiring from turn signals and clip positions. Note one of the clips appears to have been installed in the wrong hole.
Ron

Another of the wiring where connected to the harness.
Ron

Here's a few more pics. I have new hood wiring clips but have not installed them as of yet.
Ron