Thanks for check back on #ProjectBeepBeep, Bill’s 1968 Plymouth RoadRunner!!!
After getting the brake converted Bill has been tackling some other little projects. Take a look at the splash shield and antenna mini-projects:
 The seal to force more air into the radiator and not under the hood! |
 Quick look a the guide/supporting wire on the end of the antenna. |
 Rubber Splash Shield (front) |
 Rubber Splash Shield (back) |
 Fitting up the rubber seal. |
 In place! |
OK!!! THAT’S ENOUGH. PUT THE WHEELS ON AND I GIVE ME A RIDE!!!
Super nice work, Bill!!!!
And more little projects coming up!!
Thanks for reading.
Tim
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restored car | Tumblr
Welcome back to #ProjectBeepBeep. Thanks for checking in on the progress of Bill’s 1968 Plymouth Road Runner. If you recall mixed in with some brake …
This car is going to make you quite the mechanic!
Always fun to have a nice, simple project go together without any frustrations! Spark plugs, wires, and timing are next.