This 1969 Pontiac Firebird is going to be a slick machine. "Routy" is a play on it's owner's last name, and features a passionate design by Hermance Design. The bright red 'Bird boasts 400 plus cubic inches of Pontaic Power under the hood with a 4-speed manual in hand. Late model Trans Am seats hold the driver in place, while 17 an 18 inch Boyd Junk Yard Dog wheels set off the stance. Follow along as we build Routy from pile of parts to mountian of style!
In this quick update, poor Nathan has been working his arms to the nubs sanding the Standox Sprayable Polyester on Routy. The stuff sands easy, but it is a
lot of work regardless. Here, Kelle takes a walk around the car to
see the progress.
Here's a quick update from the spray booth as bodyman Nathan sprays the first of several coats of Standox Sprayable Polyester filler on our 1969 Firebird "Routy". The Spray Poly is nice because it uniformly fills all the little sanding scratches, and being a spray product, it goes on quickly.
There has been a lot of progress on project "Routy", our 1969 Firebird. This time, body tech Nathan is getting ready to drill holes in the decklid he just straightened to install the Trans Am wing.
