The Roadie’s good to go!
It was a little bit expensive, but overall it cost a little less than I was prepared for. All of the repairs are done and the car is legal to drive on the roads. Now…to deal with the court system.
It was a little bit expensive, but overall it cost a little less than I was prepared for. All of the repairs are done and the car is legal to drive on the roads. Now…to deal with the court system.
I have my power seat rails and seat frame for my passenger seat restored and ready for installation. Now all I need is a car to put them in.
Well it seems that my wagon is far from through with throwing surprises at me. Just when I think I’ve found the serious issues, something new rears it’s head. While I was attempting to sort out the roof leak in the seams of my roofline at the back hatch, I thought I would finally take…
I think I’ve found a better way to mount the roof rack on my Roadmaster. Enter the WellNut!
It’s a little too cold outside to do much automotive work at the moment but I’m just itching to get started. I figure a good place to start work with an LT1 engine is the “Home Plate Delete” modification which involves removing the intake air filter resonator. While I really do like the stock look…
I’ve removed most of the interior of the Roadmaster in order to send it back to the body shop for repairs.
At long last we’re getting weather good enough for me to spend time outside on the wagon. I wheeled the wagon out a couple of weeks ago to get started on reinstalling all of the interior parts. Pretty much all of the interior parts were sitting in a pile in the cargo area with the…