inner wheel wells

[don selleck]

looking for some pics of this area, as you can see not much left, I will be piecing together and grafting them back into the original look. I think I've got the drivers side figured out, somewhat. but if anyone has some pics of those areas it would be greatly appreciated, thanks

 

[Challenger RTA]

This is the best I can do for now.

 

[don selleck]

thank you, that's most of it. not really a highly photographed area. I was looking thru my build thread for my charger figured it would be similar, not one pic of this area out of hundreds.

 

[Challenger RTA]

If you make a templet of the left side then flip over for the right side.

 

[don selleck]

i have one made already 3 different pieces there are i think 4 different pieces of metal come together there, for what i can see pretty much surgery. layering the pieces in order, weld grind weld grind, weld grind you know. thanks for your help, really appreciate it.

 

[Challenger RTA]

Just a though. I would drill the spot weld and use the piece to make a full piece. That is if it ends just above there? Finger up in and feel it? Then it could be plug welded in. Or is it a support there?

 

[don selleck]

each piece is a different piece of metal panel that is gone (rusted away). they kinda layer together and are spot welded on top of each other, 1 and 2 are under 3 and kinda level it up for #3.

 

[EW1BH27]

Not very close-up, maybe download and enlarge it.
New Dynacorn 6000WT and AMD inner/outer wheel wells.

 

[don selleck]

thanks, that looks great. Is it still wet in that pic

Not very close-up, maybe download and enlarge it.
New Dynacorn 6000WT and AMD inner/outer wheel wells.

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[EW1BH27]

Is it still wet in that pic

No, when the contrast was edited in that pic it came out looking like that. It's ready for assembly there. Here's the original, still looks like it could be wet though.