Project Riddler's Ride - 1976 Plymouth Duster
Well here's the latest update. Not much has happened since the last update due to the fact I up'd and moved on Jan 26 and my wife and I have been working on getting settled. But things have to get moving if I ever want to see this project completed.
First thing was to start making more room for things. So I cleared all the parts out and made room for more dissassembly.
Here'e my 8 3/4" E body rear end with a 489 center section.
With my brother in law away I had to recruite the help of my dad. Never had a chance to work with my dad on cars, but man it felt good, talking cars and about missed times...
Here's the 318 he helped my yank out.
After this out I could see the full extent of the k frame and steering box. The steering box must weigh a metric ton. Looks big and heavy!
After this was done I set up the rotisserie. I still need to get the car higher in the air and bolt it onto the rotisserie, but it's set-up and ready to go.
Well until the next update....
Riddler
Well here's the latest update. Not much has happened since the last update due to the fact I up'd and moved on Jan 26 and my wife and I have been working on getting settled. But things have to get moving if I ever want to see this project completed.
First thing was to start making more room for things. So I cleared all the parts out and made room for more dissassembly.
Here'e my 8 3/4" E body rear end with a 489 center section.
With my brother in law away I had to recruite the help of my dad. Never had a chance to work with my dad on cars, but man it felt good, talking cars and about missed times...
Here's the 318 he helped my yank out.
After this out I could see the full extent of the k frame and steering box. The steering box must weigh a metric ton. Looks big and heavy!
After this was done I set up the rotisserie. I still need to get the car higher in the air and bolt it onto the rotisserie, but it's set-up and ready to go.
Well until the next update....
Riddler