70 Challenger Restoration

[moparmofo]

 

[jfreakofkorn]

Looking Good, Keep Up The Great Work ...

 

[moparmofo]

Got the car in the paint booth. I'm trying my best to recreate all the factory overspray. And I got all the underneath under coated.

 

[moparmofo]

 

[moparmofo]

I tried to recreate the overspray from the cowl to the firewall the way it came out of the factory

 

[rbbruno3]

looking good

 

[btceng]

Keep it coming. Love the resto threads and the car.

 

[moparmofo]

Has anyone ever seen this pioneer dodge sticker on a deck Los before?

 

[challenger6pak]

There are a couple of Pioneer Dodges listed on Google.

 

[moparmofo]

Hey guys maybe you can help me out. My interior is H5K4 but I know the console, steering column and Instuerment panel was a bit lighter I think it was called sunfire orange does anyone have any specifics on this or pics? It would be much appreciated
Thanks

 

[moparmofo]

Got the vinyl top on. I'm finding it a bit of a challenge to put the trim clips is cause I put a new Dutchmen and there are no holes

 

[a68postcar]

pretty darn nice. and done well too. bravo!

 

[moparlee]

Lookin very nice! You will need to drill holes and put in stainless steel screws for those trim clips and do the same for the rear glass trim clips.

 

[ramenth]

Lookin' good!

 

[moparmofo]

@moparlee thank you for the advice. I hope to have the engine in tomorrow I will post some pics as soon as I get that done.
Started putting some stuff on the firewall

 

[moparmofo]

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Check out this video of us installing the engine and trans

 

[moparmofo]

I got all the rear suspension, front suspension, brake lines , fuel lines and exhaust put together. Exhaust is for accurate. Rearend is the original 3.23 that I had rebuild and powder coated. Hopefully the car will be a roller this week. [iurl="http://www.forebodiesonly.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=11246&d=1394031975"]

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[moparlee]

You are moving right along and doing a very nice job. I see you even have the usually missing muffler shields on it. BTW, is that a citron yella challenger sitting in the background on that last pic?

 

[moparmofo]

Thank you. Behind it is a 71 sublime green challenger 383. It was a 383 2 barrel. Made it a 4 barrel put hp manifolds on it camed it up a bit. I bought it a couple of years ago building it to sell it. But the gomango is the one I'm keeping

 

[a68postcar]

@moparlee thank you for the advice. I hope to have the engine in tomorrow I will post some pics as soon as I get that done.
Started putting some stuff on the firewall View attachment 11181

I have a quick question. is this blackout treatment stock on all of these or is it an R/T thing, and did it carry over to the rally cars?