Mopar Muscle Association UK

Incredibly high standard of workmanship.

Some lovely cars there.
I do like the cars with some patina. Makes them that little bit more usable I think!

newsatten wrote: Mon Apr 27, 26 1:54 pm I couldn’t do it ! I had to test fit the duck tail !
Old habits etc

It's also a good habit!

I used a grinding nut spanner for the locking ring on my Capri sender.
May or may not work on the Charger though!

Yeah it is very rewarding when it starts coming together and looking more like a car again!

It's funny you call your car the Turd because that's exactly what I've been calling mine!

I'll keep that Silco primer in mind. Thanks.

I feel your pain when it comes to restoring cars. I'm putting mine back together and it's painfully slow as I'm having to restore a lot of the parts before reinstalling them and I'm having to be so careful I don't scratch the paint.

I have another car ...

Looking good.
Wouldn't mind trying that primer out. Do you have any more details on it?

newsatten wrote: Sun Dec 14, 25 5:29 pm Back on the turd after a few weeks off
Moulding a new front spoiler is next up
Thought this way I could get a very good fitting front wing
And factor in a couple of subtle changes

Back at it already?
I'm interested in learning how you go about making the spoiler!

Lovely job!

Looks great. Enjoy your time away from the car.

A bump for what it's worth after 2 plus years.
I think budgie used to know him as he worked just round the corner from Midland Performance Centre.

Duncan (Cannonball) bought the Charger from him and then sold it to me.

Looking good. Exhaust looks nice!

I've just caught up on this thread and have to agree with MattH.
You're getting loads done and to a very high standard as well.
Most impressive!

newsatten wrote: Sat Aug 30, 25 5:38 pm Squared up the left door, sill and B post yesterday and today
Probably one more blocking session before the last primer coats,

You must be exhausted by now. Blocking body work is very tiring.

newsatten wrote: Mon Aug 25, 25 10:20 am My V12 4 speed E’ been sitting in my dehumidified container now since I painted it in early 2017!
It’s almost complete now apart from interior and glass
Still looks as good as the day it was coloured

Hang on. What this V12 4 speed E?
I think we need more info and pics!