Update on the rescued Roadrunner
#1
Update on the rescued Roadrunner
Some may remeber when I bought this car a year and a half ago. It was parked on a farm in Fernley Nevada for ten years. I trailered it home and started working on it.
Interior has been given a facelift. Exterior was completely buffed out by me and restriped. Grill was restored. All the missing parts were located here and there. It's not perfect, but it is once again, a proud bird.
As of yesterday, It's a driver again! I'm stoked
Interior has been given a facelift. Exterior was completely buffed out by me and restriped. Grill was restored. All the missing parts were located here and there. It's not perfect, but it is once again, a proud bird.
As of yesterday, It's a driver again! I'm stoked
#3
73 Roadrunner
Here a two pics of the 73 the day I brought it home a year and a half ago. This is the same paint, by the way. Gotta love enamel.
I'm planning to keep it. Unless someone walks up with $10,000 plus in .
I'm planning to keep it. Unless someone walks up with $10,000 plus in .
Last edited by troyintahoe; 02-14-2010 at 08:30 PM. Reason: add
#4
Wow, your car looked pretty straight when you got it. It looks awesome now....you did a very good job. You should be proud of your work! Nothing like a big bucket of elbow grease to a project going!!!
#9
Roadrunner
I did some tuning on the motor today. Now there is a big posi patch out front of my house.
Funny thing is, i didn't even know it had a posi. When on jack stands the tires turn opposite. Mash on the gas and full posi.
Funny thing is, i didn't even know it had a posi. When on jack stands the tires turn opposite. Mash on the gas and full posi.
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