68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Where are you in FL, Pavel? "rrunner" is up near West Palm Beach and has a nice maroon 68 RR... super nice guy too!
Darren
Hey THANKS Darren! Gotta love those maroone R.R.'s. If you ever need info or pic's to look back on drop me a line, I will help any way I can.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Hahaha, those air shocks are in the garbage! I picked up some Napa Response shocks to go in the rear. Those air shocks had seen better days. I also prepped the frame rails and painted them with rust encapsulator, just dont have any pics of that. Guess I was too excited to put the trunk in lol.
Thank rrunner, If I need something I'll definetly PM you.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Wow! Great work! It took me two years to get that far. Of course I added 2 family members, moved, and had a couple of 3000 hour work years in there too, but what the heck. Keep it up!
Its not primer its perma gray.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Love those 68s!
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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I was able to use the spot welder to weld the lower quarters to the trunk wings, and also weld the wings to the center trunk pan from under-neath.
If you have any other questions about trunk install shoot me a pm or question in this thread.
Thanks for the comments guys, gives me more motivation, I'm going to start grinding down the welds this week.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Nice work! I'm going to be doing some of that on my 68 GTX soon, thanks for the pics and updates, keep 'em coming. Did you put rust encapsulator on the inside of the trunk frame rails? What kind did you use? How about on the top part of the rails where the spot welds are, did you use a weld through primer on that? Thanks in advance.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Yes, I spent hours and hours wire brushing the framerails and I coated them with about 5 coats of rust encapsulator.(I used Rustoleum brand) I left the top of the rails unpainted and dusted them with a very light layer of weld-thru primer.
Unfortunately I can't find pics of that, I think I was too excited to get the trunk back in.
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Re: 68 Roadrunner Project: More Progress
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Looks almost identical to what I'm doing. 68sportsatvert, The frame I got from you awhile back is in the car and it drives straight as an arrow. Hopefully it will be painted come springtime! it's been a ton of work...
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