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Well finally getting closer to getting it painted Was just going to do some basics but as most know on here once you start lol Decided to strip her down and rebuild engine,trans and more fun stuff thanks to Joe Phillips it was easy taking care of the only real rust on my car

does anyone know where to get the felt pieces that go in the glass mounting bracket along with the plastic rivet ? my car is a 67 I would think they are the same for many different years

this goes in my 67 r/t 30 over new pistons rings cam, cooked cleaned ,valve job, turned crank pts n lbr 2 k best engine shop in central Pa added a old pic of my 69 gtx six pac car she was built and ran great, 12 sec car

thank God bad weathers done and I can get back on track on my 67 coronet been to cold then snow and its to much a PIA to get garage up to temps for spaying now its time for some final blocking , finishing under hood and trunk and setting the engine .I should be hearing the engine run soon

my 67 rt engine is done will pick up next week and drop in, car is scheduled for paint mid march should be on the road by April even as I finish the interior I may take it to carlisle in July and start looking for something else to do think I want a convertible

hey guys can anyone that has a 67 coronet w 440 engine take a few pics to show the correct location for the 5 plug wire separators. The phone I took the pics with took a crap and its not in the service manual thanks

Im wondering on the int color of my 67 rt its a very original car at this point and for the most part I keep them that way but kinda wondering abt the interior.the car had one poor repaint and was bronze over factory white due to being stolen back in 70 or so was returned to orginal owner and...

pulled the engine of my 67 coronet a few weeks ago and am getting ready to paint engine bay,jambs,trunk before engine gets back I just cleaned the engine bay and am taken back at how nice the paint still is after all this time after just a soap and water clean up. I love the original look of...

my 67 rt had some blow by after sitting 40 yrs in a car port before I bought it . ran it around a bit after getting it running it didnt seem to clear up and I wanted to paint engine anyway so I took it out will tear down this week to freshen up wont be doing anything major unless it needed. as...

does anyone know who makes a replacement panel for the front of 67 coronet fender looking for the inside panel where it mounts to inner fender behind the head lites I dont think its made so prob have to fab one

was going through all the things I was given when I bought the car found a few nice gifts, build sheet in perfect shape, window sticker, original owners manual and bill of sale dont find these to often anymore

been working on my 67 coronet its about 75 % stripped down had issues trying to get pics from my phone heck stripping the car was easier lol, Im very pleased with all I found or better yet didnt find so far the prev owner was 100% honest about the car

I have always loved the start of a project just as much as the finish. I dont know how others do things but I send time getting organized and order many things before I get started and make a detailed plan of each stage. monday as Im sanding the small pitted areas around my car the ups truck...

its a 67 r/t all original except one poor repaint, one owner even had window sticker and owners book, white with the copper dust interior, will be on the road for spring

just made a deal on a r/t had many coronets over the yrs but this is my first r/t its a great car not much rust runs and drives numbers match lots of documentation and a unique color combo so this is one im doing for myself and will keep.wont do much till winter to busy with work . but she will...

I had read a bit about restoring old paint with maguires #7 and have been impressed with the results on my 66 coronet a survivor car . No compound clean the car then clay it very well then rub and rub # 7 on wet and off wet then leave on over nite several times all this is to let the oil in #7...