Road Runner Nest

How about a barn find RM23R2R100001? That would be something wouldn't it?

Cool film. How does one get a copy of that? Are there many original copies out there? As for the 1972 film. They make a little unit called a Dazzle 80 that takes the signal out of the RCA jacks on a VCR and feeds it into a computer. I think there are newer units that plug right into a USB port. Just...

Eric is like the Government when it comes to our B-bodies - he knows and sees everything :shock: He probably knows when your car had its last oil change. :lol: Just kidding. He keeps a pretty decent database of 71-74 B-bodies. He is a numbers guy like me - so if you have any questions on option code...

There is nothing like restoring a classic on a low budget. It makes you appreciate the end product when it is done, and you learn a lot doing most of the work yourself. Check out my low budget resto sometime on my cardomain page. And like everyone else has said, join a local car club - you gain an i...

Mopar Action did an extensive article on converting 62-72 B bodies to disc. The article can be found here: http://www.moparaction.com/tech/archive/disc-main.html This article shows how you can convert to discs using later model parts (mid to late 70s stuff). The advantage to this is the replacement ...

Just wait until you break open your heater/air conditioning box. That was the penthouse for the little critters in my car.

Hey Dave,
Could you please let us know what method/products you used to redo your interior hard plastics?
Thanks, Scott.

Thanks for the leads on the materials! I will check them out.
Scott.

Yep, spotted his stuff already. Just exploring all options for saving a dollar here and there. Figured if I could find a suitable material, I could just make them myself. Thanks for the feedback! Scott.

Several of the splash shields/guards on our cars are made of a flat rubbery substance about 1/8 of an inch thick. Since I have most of my original pieces, I figure if I found the right material, I could just cut my own new ones. Does anyone know if this material is available for sale at a hardware/a...

I'm lovin' the original color - GY8 BABY!

I have seen rubber isolators for the "K Frame" on 1973 and 1974 cars, but did they have anything similar to those on the 1971-1972 cars? When I disassembled my Sebring Plus, I don't remember even seeing a thin gasket. Are the 1971-1972s just bolted solidly to the front frame rails? Thanks.

Good catch Larry! I forgot the 72 bumpers swoop down a bit below the tail lights.

Moparlar wrote:

sdweatherman wrote:Correct - 71 and 72 bumpers are completely different, although I think a 71 bumper will fit on a 72 car and vise versa.

Rear valances are different also

Larry

Correct - 71 and 72 bumpers are completely different, although I think a 71 bumper will fit on a 72 car and vise versa.

When I was looking through Ryans photos of his gorgeous GTX, I noticed that he did not repaint his fender tag. I have seen this done on other cars that have been restored. Is this just a way to show the originality of the car, or is there more to this?