Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 6:06 pm
How many cars still have that pipe clip?
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Roger's 69 Dodge Charger 440 RT/SE Restoration - Part 2
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Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 6:07 pm
Rebuilt calipers and all hardware fitted.
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 6:08 pm
Inside of brakes. Splash shields are another nice repro only recently available.
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 6:09 pm
And down!!!! At last.
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 6:45 pm
Looking superb
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 7:36 pm
MY Charger does.Roger wrote:How many cars still have that pipe clip?
Great work as usual, when do you hope to have finished.
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 11 8:07 pm
looks stunning Roger
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 11 9:35 am
Thats a very good question, one which i have pondered over all week. Ive started a new thread in the general section on that.Derek wrote:MY Charger does.Roger wrote:How many cars still have that pipe clip?
Great work as usual, when do you hope to have finished.
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 11 1:54 pm
Looking Good Roger,
Do you want me to point out any resto mistakes now, or wait till you finished LoL!
Only pulling ya leg fella.
Are you gonna drive this beauty on the road, if so, ther's a few things you need to address.
Best wishes Bacca.
Do you want me to point out any resto mistakes now, or wait till you finished LoL!
Only pulling ya leg fella.
Are you gonna drive this beauty on the road, if so, ther's a few things you need to address.
Best wishes Bacca.
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 12 1:13 pm
mine too ,Derek wrote:MY Charger does.Roger wrote:How many cars still have that pipe clip?
Great work as usual, when do you hope to have finished.
looking good Roger
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 12 1:28 pm
what needs addressing then baccs i am interested to know, ????baccaruda wrote:Looking Good Roger,
Do you want me to point out any resto mistakes now, or wait till you finished LoL!
Only pulling ya leg fella.
Are you gonna drive this beauty on the road, if so, ther's a few things you need to address.
Best wishes Bacca.
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 12 6:38 pm
Me too. And any resto mistakes, though i probably know most of them.Cannonball wrote:what needs addressing then baccs i am interested to know, ????baccaruda wrote:Looking Good Roger,
Do you want me to point out any resto mistakes now, or wait till you finished LoL!
Only pulling ya leg fella.
Are you gonna drive this beauty on the road, if so, ther's a few things you need to address.
Best wishes Bacca.
Posted: Sun May 06, 12 9:54 pm
A bit of dashboard restoration:
My original wood trim was rather sad, so i ordered up some new ones. Expensive isn't the word.
anyway, for those who know, they are an overlay over the top of the stock dash. Problem is the stock dash has the printed chrome which remains visible.
Cue the recent thread on the subject. Which suggested Alcad paints.
So resprayed the necessaary parts in this. Pretty convincing, though the photos dont really do it justice.
Some pics
!sr=t one is dash cluster. Stripped and overlays fitted to gauges. Looks like scratches on the lens, but not visable without the flash from the camera
My original wood trim was rather sad, so i ordered up some new ones. Expensive isn't the word.
anyway, for those who know, they are an overlay over the top of the stock dash. Problem is the stock dash has the printed chrome which remains visible.
Cue the recent thread on the subject. Which suggested Alcad paints.
So resprayed the necessaary parts in this. Pretty convincing, though the photos dont really do it justice.
Some pics
!sr=t one is dash cluster. Stripped and overlays fitted to gauges. Looks like scratches on the lens, but not visable without the flash from the camera
Posted: Sun May 06, 12 9:56 pm
Dash sprayed with Alcad silver
Posted: Sun May 06, 12 9:57 pm
New wood trim fitted to the dash. Actually a good repro piece for a change.