1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Trunk & Frame Rail Repair, Episode 4

Episode 4 of the "Rust Biscuit Road Runner" Rebuild Series, Part 1 of the Trunk/Rear Frame Rail Repair, sizing and welding new metal for the trunk as well as the damage to the frame rails and other areas in the back of the car. Doing some cutting, grinding and welding action!
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[dr.schmecklesbergklitnick]

Wow, this is very impressive work. I'm sure a lot of people would've declared this car as unsalvageable given all the rust, the amount of patience and determination you have is unprecedented. I hope I can have my own garage to fix up a classic like this one day.

[Strsixfan]

More power to ya for not being intimidated by that much work Frank! Wow!

[cincyspin]

This Fanelli kid sure knows what he's doing. Nice work.

[mistermopar]

Can't wait to see more. Love watching the patch work and welding. Keep up the great work!!

[normanjacques]

Sounds good. I've been dreading doing mine. Its been sitting in the garage rotting for the last 12 yrs. Have to replace the fuel tank, lines, trany, ujoints, rear-end and carb.😅 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[francescosemeraro]

Il ritorno di Fanelli su queste belle auto ciao Fanelli tutto bene.

[bobbymuse]

I can’t believe how much filler was on that quarter! Did you know when you got the car that it was carrying a couple hundred pounds of filler?

[cdemike]

Really enjoying getting through these -- I'm thinking about restoring a 68 Coronet, and these have been great to get a sense of what I'm getting into. How'd you get into welding?

[ohthatsnice]

Cool video ! how much does a repair like that cost?

[adriankling]

How’d you get the floor of the trunk off the frame rail

[kondasixtytoo]

Are using the same gauge metal for your repairs?

[chrislangdell]

That left frame rail is dangerous. Some of the steel you used was thick enough. Some was not. If anyone sees this video. You should use 10 guage steel for any type of structural repair. Honestly that whole frame rail should have been replaced.

[boostedlife]

I wish I had the time to work on mine lol

[mopar]

Just find a good parts car or buy the pieces new instead of endless patches....