Road Runner Nest

Thought you all might enjoy this pic from about three years ago. We just started moving our stuff into our new building, when our neighborhood roadrunner decided to check up on his car. [* http://i670.photobucket.com/albums/vv68/xxc-141/roadrunner/S5002695.jpg [*] [* http://i670.photobucket.com/albu...

We used Just Dashes and they did a great job. Check out the you tube vid on their website showing the process. I'll have to find what the shipping cost. We sent them our old used dash pad metal frame and that's what they used and built up with new foam and vinyl.

We used the Metro on our 71 and it fit well. joseph

Ours cost $750 in 2012. Turned out great. joseph

Here's how ours turned out after it's refresh from Just Dashes.
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That's correct, you have to send them your dash pad metal frame. We almost threw ours away when we were tearing our 71' apart in 2007 thinking it was to ratty to be repaired. Thank goodness something made me keep it in our old barn. There is a great video on youTube that shows the process. Here it i...

You definitely want to purchase the thicker quality AMD or YearOne pieces. I did not realize it at the time and had a regular glass company come out and install one of theirs and the thinner pieces will not allow the moulding to fit correctly, nice and tight against the glass. As soon as I get a chi...

Does anyone else out there have a radio delete rally gauge cluster bezel in their 71 RR? Our 71' RR has one and I really like it. Reminds me of the way cool sixties radio delete vanilla Savoys and 330 sedans. Are they pretty rare for the 71-74 Roadrunners. Thanks, joseph

We bought ours through R/T Specialities, but they do not have the plastic coating on them. jh

Our 1971 Plymouth RR, 383, 833, 3.55 Suregrip. It was originally a 3-speed on the floor. Took us about seven years to get it this far. The car was built in LA and spent most of its time in Bakersfield, CA. My brother-in-law owned it for about 20 years. His daughter gave it to our family when he died...

They are expensive, but ours turned out really nice from these guys. The vinyl grain is correct and the foam they use is probably way better than the foam used when these dashes were built. joseph