Some new Belvedere (Mopar) pix and such...
You are doing a really bangup job. It has been awhile since I did any "restoration" work, I had forgotten the satisfaction you get as it all comes together. very nice!
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Jim
Jim
Originally Posted by closer9
September 23rd. Still have a lot to do, but I'm getting there... Think I'm gonna put the fenders back on this week, then probably work on the steering column, and dash some more. May go ahead, and put the front seat back in.
BTW, here's the driver's door with the arm rest back in...

and what's wrong with my Wally's battery???
BTW, here's the driver's door with the arm rest back in...

and what's wrong with my Wally's battery???
Engine detail looks real good in Black!
I like doing engines in Black because it won't show grime as bad as Orange ect.
I assume there are plans for a 440, or perhaps, a 572 Hemi?
Had a '70 Road Runner with a 440 in my youth. Thing was a 4sp with I believe a 4.10 Dana.
It was very quick.
Beep! Beep!
I like doing engines in Black because it won't show grime as bad as Orange ect.
I assume there are plans for a 440, or perhaps, a 572 Hemi?
Had a '70 Road Runner with a 440 in my youth. Thing was a 4sp with I believe a 4.10 Dana.
It was very quick.
Beep! Beep!
Originally Posted by dinty
ok, Im not trying to rain on your parade the car looks awesome, but on that door panel. Is the top "line" supposed to be angled like that? It looks crooked. Still, beautiful car.
I've been thinking about black suede or a close imitation for the door panels (in a very similar pattern) and seats. I'm also "thinking" about a set of Lincoln Mark VII power buckets minus the headrests covered in the same material. The buddy who did the door panels has the seats, and one of these days we're going to drop them in there to see what they look like. The Lincoln will also be donating a nearly new set of Flowmasters to the Mopar...
and on a side note the Lincoln will be donating its drivetrain to either my old '75 SWB F100 Ranger (Brown Beast in my gallery) or a '66 Mustang should he happen to find one worth buying...



