Mopar Muscle Association UK

Looks good, all part of getting to know a new car.
Ready for the summer, looking forward to seeing it.

Lovely car with really nice, uncluttered clean lines. The body colour wheels look great!!! Fantastic job on the welding as well....very satisfying when you see it all coming together.

Funny what we find in these cars eh...I recently found a shrivelled up dead mouse in one of the horn casings in my New Yorker...nice!

Keep up the great work and cant wait to see her at a show or two over the next season

cheers Steve

All seam sealed and primed, just need to buy a bucket of red gloss for top coat now

Welding certainly isnt award winning but its strong and cleaned up OK with a grinder and when seam sealed you cant see it anyway. Plus got the satisfaction of doing it myself, plus it didn't cost me money to pay someone to do it

Nice job you've done there

Better welding than I can produce fella!
The guys that do it day in and out are artists in their own right, eh?

Certainly are Super Sloth

Nice job Dean. I used a gloss truck chassis paint for the Challenger internal areas, tough paint and not pricey, brushed it on everywhere and it will go on quite thick.

You've done a great job there dean,and the satisfaction of knowing you've done it yourself. to me that's exactly how you make an attachment to a car, never mind giving it someone else to do.
well done. richard

Was waiting for my other half to get some paint through one of the reps at work but he hasnt been in for couple of weeks, looks like its gonna have to be red Smoothrite then, want to get it painted and get the interior back in.

Now painted, have found a seam on the drivers side that needs more seam sealer, will do that tomorrow then reapply the red in that area.

Interior going back in tonight

Interior all back in, outside washed and polished

Wheels look good Dean.

What setup did you go for in the end 6" or 7".....Fills out the rear arches much better!!