Road Runner Nest

Thank you!!! That is EXACTLY what I needed to know!
Mike

My '72 Road Runner GTX has C2XW interior, but someone replaced the bench with buckets, does anyone else have this trim code? I need to know exactly which front seat I am supposed to have so I can buy a good core to re-do. Help!!!
Thanks,
Mike

My advice...don't do it. It will lead to headaches and ended friendships. This is why 99.9% of all clubs fail. It's a LOT of work and no one wants to help, they just want to enjoy the benefits of your hard work. I know, I tried it with a good friend several years back.

Too bad it's not a numbers-matching car either...non-original drivetrain according to the seller.

These guys did it by the book, all you nay-sayers shouild not criticize their protocol...every felony arrest is always handled in the same way. I don't think "embarrassing" the arrestee is ever a concern. The concern is safety for the officers first. Don't comment on these items until you've walked...

Wow :shock: Wait,why does it look like the officer is unlocking the cuffs? He's not unlocking them, he is DOUBLE locking them. You do this after the initial "cuff" is completed, so there's no chance of picking the lock open. These guys did it by the book, all you nay-sayers shouild not criticize th...

Id imagine the loop would be much more uncomfortable and harder to clean. On the contrary, it's much easier to clean. It is also correct for up to, at least, 1972. Cut pile carpet is disco era and, while softer, gets yucky lots faster. Last time I checked, I wasn't laying on the floor of my GTX wat...

Smellslike1974 wrote:I would go,but 147 miles is alittle too far for me.

Are you serious, if you are you just must not want to go.

I'll be there, for sure.

Me! Just outside Columbus, in Canal Winchester.

pistol grip wrote:I notice the position is different from this RR vs my GTX, is this correct? I've been trying to add an attachment but it tells me that my quota is past the limit of 500kb

They look too far forward on your car to me...BTW his '72 is a GTX also.

Boy, those keys sure look like they were used for more than 50K miles!

Just register, it's quick, easy and free.

Lots of changes in the last couple years...paint costs have nearly doubled.

billzilla wrote:Well, it's going to go to black. It's a semi-gloss, then?

It's not quite that simple, but yes. Does anyone have the current correct paint code for the correct sheen of interior TX9?

I would say $6000 is totally reasonable nowadays...he will have $2000 just in paint and supplies. This is not 1980 anymore. A "friend" that's a painter or bodyman isn't gonna do it for less than about $4000-5000. We are talking about quality, not Maaco of course.