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Thanks again for the code, I appreciate it

When I had this, I also freaked out. I went to the emergency room and the reception guy asked me to raise my eyebrows. He called it the spared eyebrow test. If the eyebrow is also effected, it is likely Bell's Palsy. If the eyebrow does move, it may be something more severe. I'm not a...

I was headed home today and came passed a red 71-72 Road Runner. It had body color bumpers and an air grabber hood. It sounded great. I had my passenger window up in my 442 so I couldn't talk with the guy. I hadn't seen it before, but it was cool to see it on the road.

I have the car at ATX Classic Restorations. They are south, near me off Menchaca Rd. It is a small hole in the wall shop. I found them looking for someone to do some work on my 442 convertible. They did well with that, so I figured I'd give them a shot at the Charger. Jonathon is quite...

I had the same thing happen with my Charger. It actually moved with the shop in 2018. Seeing other cars there for .months / years should have been the obvious warning. The work stalled after they hosed the paint job. Long story short, in addition to the payments, he charged me 18k to give...

This^^. This was after I told them not to remove it from the car.

I used this guy: www.tagmyclassic.com He used a photo of my original tag, photo of the sequence number from the trunk rail and a photo of the title. Cost was $200 and it looks fantastic.

Codes work like a charm, Thanks!

We use Hopp's Number 9. We do a ton of motorcycle carb work and this stuff works great on carb bodies and brass components.

While not a single model, Mannix showcased a Dart convertible, Cuda convertible, hardtop Challenger among others.

I'll update for this year. Any rumors?

This is as much venting as progress. I ended up using the Autoplumb 20AN for the radiator. The Vintage Air hose routing was horrible, so we went with a bulkhead connector. Much cleaner and doesn't loose access to the alignment opening. And then there's the paint screw up. Turns out the old...

If all else fails, Grant Janek is making a higher quality fiberglass hood. It's intended for Charger Daytona clones, but it make be an option. http://www.wingedwarriorbodyparts.com/index.htm

I went with a Hirschman power antenna for the same reason. I had the car apart for restoration, so I can't help with if the fender has to come off or not.

The shop is telling me the switch that goes onto the parking brake assembly is missing. It turns the dash brake light on. OEM number 2889053 Please let me know. Tim

Now that's just plain wrong. :-)

Once again I find more parts the previous shop lost. I need the hood latch, release lever and safety catch for my 68. The hood catch is there, but I need everything else. Please let me know price and condition. I also need the pin switch the goes on the emergency brake pedal. This is used...

Nice look. Did you use the Autoplumb stuff?

I saw that. The fittings are the real cost. Earls is $160 average per fitting, vs Auto Plumb around $50. I can't find any other -24 fittings.

The new shop is making progress on my 68 Charger. The engine and radiator are not stock. Black flex hose or the stainless flex versions A: look like crap B: look like crap. I've spent a ton on the engine bay and the motor and don't want to open the hood and see all that goodness connected...