Recent content by Russ69Runner

Is there a clip or pin on the inside that lets you remove it. May have to go to a lock smith to get his advice. Sorry no help.

Yes closed. Even though I have a Holley. Stat adjustment when cold.

Merry Christmas to all and hope your roadrunner dreams are filled. Been going to car shows and getting trophy's and Plack's. It is an added bonus for all the work that I had to go through to restore this old car. Wish all safe driving no matter where you go. New year's is more of my favorite I...

I have a 69 so no help sorry. Some things I had to crawl up under there and found studs with cap nuts for some trim. Good luck.

Wish you the best of luck with finding that car.

Well as you all know about the problems I had with the car. Now getting to drive over a hundred miles one way to car shows has made all that work worthwhile. Getting one dependable for long rides is a plus. I still won't get on it too hard when taking off or do big burn outs. Had enough of...

When doing the letters/ symbols. Use a new pencell so the eraser is new. Slightly dab paint on the eraser and dab at the raised letters. Slow but does a good job. I bought model car paint. Holds up well.

I found that replacing the hole part was faster than peacing it. I also knew that it was all new. These cars take a lot longer than we figure in the beginning. Mine was on the 5 years outside without working on it every day. But never have regrated it now that I am going to car shows and winning...

My 69 does not have that. Sorry no help here.

Ordered mine form Classic industries. Got it with CD/AM/FM. They are good at getting you the right one for your car. I enjoy having mine just wish I had kick panel speakers instead of the single speaker in the dash. LOL. Have two rear deck speakers. A bit of an amplifier for those.

Welcome to the site.

Some stainless steel trim can be bought through classic industries.

Ps. Don't take too much apart so you have points to measure from. Some guys take too much apart then can not get them back together again.

Does it still have the factory costing on it. Used a putty knife and a heat gun pointed to the putty knife blade. Then to the wire wheel. Which was steady pulling some of the bristles out of me. No pain no gain. Coated bottom with Eastwood bed liner after priming with epoxy primer. Bought a...