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all the emblems and roadrunner decal fitted to the doors,dropped the rear end to standard hieght.
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Looks really cool that Nick, quickest resto on here I can remember

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cleaned up under the bonnet and repainted k member where it was over-sprayed.steering i have converted to power found out that the column is too short.the new box i fitted is power it must have been a manual before thats why the column is shorter.
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rear brakes are in with new brake pipes i have assembled with the old shoes for now want to be sure all the parts are correct will order new lining's and cylinders later, front brakes the same. all new suspension and steering joints. i have sprayed the underside and inner wings with body Schultz.new shockers all round.
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thats looking sweet :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
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Thanks jon and rick for the comment's I'm really starting to see results. seats should be here tomorrow, i will make frames for them,then i can fit the carpets. i will also make the rest of the brake pipes up and see if i can get a pedal.
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Looking great Nick! :thumbright:
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looks like youre making fantastic progress nick,
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took all day to make and plumb the brake pipes. fitted a proportioning valve to the rears. i had one and if i fit discs it will save me redoing the pipes later. good news is the brake bleed well and i have a solid pedal.seats came but i ran out of time to make frames.
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hey nick i am pretty sure that b post will just be a painted finish satin black,
i may be wrong can anyone beg to differ ????????????????
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i thought the outside colour should be body colour , unless your vehicle came with the decor package and as such would have brushed stainless cappings.
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hi 68 roadrunner (richard?) we are talking about the inside of the post should it have a trim panel. i have posted a question on the restoration page with pictures, your help would be gratefully received thanks.
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=33362
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think your right duncan found this poor picture but i watched a video of a car for sale it looks like there are two bang on edge trims plastic strips like around the lower section of the door opening to the rear trim card. thanks again duncan.
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trims

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nick looked on my car and there are 2 edge trims like you thought , but instead of the cross section being flat like the one next to the quarter panel interior trim , they, should be a L section hope this helps richard
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. thanks i will have to use the wind-lace i have got from a austin mini supplier for the front edge, thanks again guys for great help with my kit car.!!
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