core support and NOS inner fenders..

That rear brace looks familiar too..

One piece floors are soooooo much nicer than the old floor replace panels.
Nice work on yours.
Dave

Great work Dave! Small world too, my buddy Gunther just bought the '71 FC7 340 4-spd shaker 'Cuda in the background and was telling me about your shop.

It is a small world, Did Gunther get the car home safe?
He was going to send me some pictures of his cars but I haven't got them yet.
He got a great car there.
Dave

Dave- He made it home fine. I'll tell him to get some pics off to you. He has one serious collection of Mopars and several need complete restos.

WOW, that's some serious work you are doing. Looks great. I agree with Scott, I like the way you finished the new quarters. Not boring to me either. I love looking at how people attack and conquer problems. Keep up the good work.

Joe

The road runner wont be done but the RR/GTX will be..

Finished up the rear sheet metal almost, just some minor thing left.
Got into the engine, not good. Looks like it has held some water in it.
Hopefully 30 over and new pistons will take care of it but there might be a crack some where also.
Dave

it looks good!
i have a question...
seeing you welded the quarter on
how bad did the welding mess up that nice looking paint
you did on the inside of the quarters?

The welds will burn a very small area at each weld.
I painted the quarters to make it easier when the time comes to do the trunk area later.
Hard to get in the tight spots when assembled.
The drop extentions and wheel houses were coated with POR before the outer panels went on and I'll spray down inside when I do the trunk to seal the welded spots then.
Touch up gun with pinpoint pattern for the seams then big gun for the floor.
Dave

More pictures

Neat Road Runner. Great to see your progress pics. Seeing work like that makes me get up the courage to tackle my rusty Demon. Keep up the progress!!

Up on the rotisserie and some rear axle numbers markings.
If the weather holds final blasting next week.
Merry Christmas
Dave
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Alittle break in the weather here so the underside is blasted.
Dodgeing rain drops but finished most of it.
Dave

We are getting close to primer on the underside and was thinking about the coating for the bottom.
Full paint or factory look.
There are pluses to each.
Full paint is easier to clean, factory is well factory.Both have a cool look in there own way.
Whatcah think?

Full paint single choice
	Factory look
	Full color paint
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