The Scab receives more attention: the right door and trunk lid get putty sprayed on them (3 coats). Next is the filler primer (aka sanding primer).
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1973 Plymouth Roadrunner resto VIII
AH YES! Riverside installs the driver's quarter (N.O.S.) and the car really begins to take shape. More to come and dig my Flickr pics too
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My 1973 Roadrunner getting primer
My one owner 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner getting the epoxy primer socked to 'er. "Where there is life there is hope." For details on the ongoing resto--
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Roadrunner Resto IX
Dec. 7, 2008: as I upload this the paint is already flying and the engine compartment, underneath, passenger compartment and trunk are all red. More updates as they happen. Hey I'm playing catch-up!
1973 Plymouth Roadrunner Resto I
My beloved '73 Roadrunner, ordered Oct. 17, 1972 delivered to Claireview Chrysler Plymouth in Pointe Claire, Que. Dec. 19, 1972 on my 17th birthday. (My parents let me pick/order the car so I wouldn't get a motorcycle.) FINALLY in to my preferred facility Riverside Restorations in Manotick, Ontario. My car is Galen Govier documented by the way. Original owner 400 auto. (Now 1971 440.)
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RoadRunner Restoration
Restoration of my 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner up until Dec. 24, 2009
Sanding Primer and guide coat Part 1
I just show you how to sand the primer use the guide coat to find your high and low spots and finish your body work check part 2 for more
1973 Plymouth Roadrunner Resto III
Noel and Bob of Riverside Restorations hard at it on my Roadrunner. Note: contains profanity. Heh, seems to be the February blahs!
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Truck Project Part 1
Jer spraying primer on chevy! More videos of will be posted when complete!
1973 Plymouth Roadrunner Resto II
(Jack Webb voice) Riverside Restorations. Feb. 18, 2008. Bob and Noel are hard at it and the floor pan repair piece is primed, trimmed and about to be Mig welded into place. Driver's door is off as you can see, right quarter about to be prepped. Lots happening.
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Visiting The Flying Scab my 1973 Roadrunner in storage
Yes I actually DID hug and kiss my 1973 Roadrunner in the storage place today, it's been months since I saw it last and two years since any work was done on it. (I was the one who did all the work btw.)
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Btw: I call it The Flying Scab because before I started the resto it was kinda crusty and it certainly was fast, with a 1970 440 6bbl motor in it, over 400 HP with 4.10 gears. Hopefully in 2008 the resto will re-start.
