Tag Archives: #ProjectBeepBeep

Project BeepBeep Gets Some Air!! MUST SEE!!!

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#ProjectBeepBeep – In this video Bill’s 1968 Road Runner gets some air!!!  It’s Crazy!!!

 

 


 

THANKS FOR CHECKING IN!!!

TIM

#ProjectBeepBeep – Don’t be Indifferent with your Diff!! Part I

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Welcome back to Average Guys Car Restoration.

COVID hasn’t been fun but Bill still managed to get some work done on his beautiful 1968 Road Runner.

Check out his work on the differential.

 

More on the diff coming up.

Thanks for checking in.

Tim

#ProjectSportsRoof

#ProjectBeepBeep

 

#ProjectBeepBeep Gets A New Turn Signal Switch

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Bill covers some tips and things to consider while he replaced the turn signal switch on  #ProjectBeepBeep.

(Bill just didn’t want to be considered one of those “old” guys that leave the turn signal on!!!).

Good tips here!


Lots more coming!! Check back every day!!!

Thanks for stopping by!! 

Tim

#ProjectBeepBeep – Paint Those Hinges

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Welcome back and thanks for checking in on Average Guys Car Restoration.

Here is the follow up to hinge installation for #ProjectBeepBeep, Bill’s 1968 RoadRunner.  Bill discusses prep and process for paint your car’s hinges after installation.

If you are missing the previous episodes they are listed below this video.

 


 

Here a couple links to the previous episodes:

Project BeepBeep Gets Hinges – Prt 1
CLICK HERE

#ProjectBeepBeep – Gets Re-Hinged Part 2 – Curse of the Coyote!
CLICK HERE

#ProjectBeepBeep Door Hinge Replacement
CLICK HERE

THANKS FOR STOPPING BY  A LOT MORE COMING UP WITH #PROJECTSPORTSROOF j(#SR73) and #ProjectBeepBeep.

Tim

 

#ProjectBeepBeep Door Hinge Replacement

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There is nothing easy about lining up new car door hinges. Doors are heavy and getting them aligned is a major undertaking….but Bill’s got a better way.
In this posting. Bill lays out a great process for changing door hinges using his 68 Road runner #ProjectBeepBeep as his patient.
There are a host of tips in this video. A must watch!


 

Bill’s correct, the drivers door hinges on #ProjectSportsRoof are bad.  But now that he has perfected the art of door hanging, I’ll borrow his expertise and this Rest Door Hanger for getting the Mustang’s door perfect!!!

Well protected against damaging the paint

floor jack with cradle removed and door support tool the Steck EZ Rest Door Hanger

Coming up Bill gives a few tips on painting your hinges.

Thanks for stopping by!!

Tim

#ProjectBeepBeep Heater Box and Core – The Finale!

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Bill finished up the restoration and installation of his ’68 RoadRunner (#ProjectBeepBeep).

If you haven’t watched this group of videos, you should! When you do grab  a notepad because there are tip in each one that make the restoration, easier, quicker and last longer.

Thanks for checking back!!

 


Great job Bill!

More coming up with #ProjectBeepBeep and more on my ’73 Mustang SportsRoof #ProjectSportsRoof (#SR73). 

Thanks  

Tim

#ProjectBeepBeep Heater Box-Core Part III

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Bill continues recording of his rebuild for #ProjectBeepBeep’s (68 RoadRunner) heater box;

There are some great tips that go beyond the normal instructions.  Great stuff, Bill!!!

 

 


 

Here’s what it looks like!!

 

Part IV coming up shortly.  Keep checking for updates to #ProjectBeepBeep and #ProjectSportsRoof (#SR73)

Thanks

Tim

#ProjectBeepBeep – Heater Box and Core – Part II

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Welcome back!

In this video Bill continues working on #ProjectBeepBeep’s heater Box and Core:

 


Great progress and lots of good info, thanks Bill.

More coming up for #ProjectBeepBeep and it’s heater box and for #ProjectSportsRoof we’ve got shocks and upholstery.

Thanks for checking in!
Drop us a note and you can find our Facebook Page @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/448659875541893/

Tim

 

#ProjectBeepBeep – Heater Box and Core – Part I

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Bill takes on a leaking heater core and restores the original MOPAR heater box in his 1968 – Trophy wining RoadRunner.

Check it out:


 

More episodes of #ProjectBeepBeep coming so keep checking back.

Thanks
Tim