Well the seller of the ’94 Roadmaster Estate wagon that I’ve been hoping for has returned my calls at last and we’ve reached a deal. The car is a little over an hour away so the Mrs. and I are headed on a road trip tomorrow morning to pay for the car and bring it home. The plan is to purchase the car, transfer the ownership and purchase a temporary tag and hope that there aren’t any hidden issues with the car that leave me stuck on the road on the way home.
I’m dreaming of all the cool stuff I want to do to my Roadmaster as soon as the weather warms up.
My Roadmaster is back home again!
The Roadmaster is finally outside and seeing the light of day again!
The Stainless Steel trim on my Roadmaster is dented and in need of some metalworking expertise. For some strange reason, I decided to tackle this myself.
Some shots of the roof rack reinstall process on my Roadmaster wagon. At long last my roofline is watertight!
Well, I’ve started working on some of the issues that are preventing the Roadmaster from passing the safety and emissions tests. The car has consistently been failing the NOX portion of the emissions testing in our area. I rolled the Roadie out of the garage today to have a look at the EGR valve. I’ve…
