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Roof had quite a bit of surface rust under the primer due to the vinyl top. So I stripped it and cleaned it up and POR 15'd it and then primed it. Also primed the engine bay. Next up will be getting some paint on the jambs and under the hood and trunk.

Why couldn't they put the proper pleats on the drivers seat bottom? :BangHead:

Saw this picture but no info on it.

Yes, black light posters and I had a couple of "Easy Rider" posters too!

Ad is still up, must still be available.

I found a picture of it on Google maps. It's now an auto spa. It sure looks a lot smaller than I remember but it was 50 years ago I worked there.

Poster clue makes it ez, pz.

And it was covered. Maybe an alcove would be a better description.

Yes you could call it a breezway. The whole front of the building was open but closed on 3 sides.

A buddy is parting a 70 Newport. I'll try to get over there tomorrow and see about the parts you listed.

Got it!

No Peter it's not, but great minds do think alike!

Too much money and too far away but I do love it!

My buddy's dad owned one in Bronxville NY. Had 4 floors of parking and the gas station on the ground floor. I pumped gas there on Sundays as a teenager. Best part was it also had an indoor wash rack so I could wash my car there in the winter.

Wow! I'm surprised the phone number is still in the ad. Marketplace usually removes them. Been posted 16 weeks and still there.

In my professional opinion what's lurking below that vinyl top is what's refered to as "Swiss Cheese":lol:

Ossining NY, my old stomping grounds. Grew up (well was raised) one town over. Ossining is known for Sing Sing prison where the phrase " Up the river" the Hudson River came from.

Great work Detective Big John! :thumbsup:

The Road Runner went bye bye so back on the Bee. Got the trunk compartment aall prepped and primed. Engine bay next for primer.

And was based on a bestseller book.