1969 Imperial progress thread

It feels soo good! :)

But I have to tame myself not to install too many parts already since she is going back for paint again and I don't want to risk overspray on shiny parts..
 
BUT. Speaking of paint, we painted the areas where the rotisserie and the roll carriage were attached to the body today.

The Front...
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I don't get it.......I thought you were going to run this car in a demolition derby. Not only that but shipping the car to Arkansas to compete in the derby. So why spend all this time and money on this?

Am I wrong here? I've only been wrong twice.

Say it isn't so!
 
I don't get it.......I thought you were going to run this car in a demolition derby. Not only that but shipping the car to Arkansas to compete in the derby. So why spend all this time and money on this?

Am I wrong here? I've only been wrong twice.

Say it isn't so!
:rofl:
 
I don't get it.......I thought you were going to run this car in a demolition derby. Not only that but shipping the car to Arkansas to compete in the derby. So why spend all this time and money on this?

Am I wrong here? I've only been wrong twice.

Say it isn't so!
No, no, you're right. It's still the plan. I'm interested in the task of rebuilding the car, not owning or driving it!
 
Is there a nut or bolt left not turned??
Excellent work!.
Yeah the feeling of putting on the parts that you have been staring at is very rewarding.
 
@vdk2010 You have to be feeling pretty good today seeing your fabulous Imperial back on the ground on all fours. That car is gonna be amazing when you reach the finish line.
 
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