Gary Sheridan
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Mine could already never be that good again, it's already been abused... but I'mma save it and make it a cool car for sure. I can't say thanks enough to you and all the good stuff I've learned here.
71 Charger SE build
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More progress. Time for the Noico Red sound insulation.
Carpet is in. Also spent some time cleaning up the a pillar moldings and dyed them with SEM landau black
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Agreed, Sensational workmanship shows.
Thanks y'all! It has many flaws and I know every one of them well, lol.
A pillar moldings, kick panels, and upper windshield trim is in. Also finished sanding out the belt moldings and drip trough moldings to 2500. Tomorrow is polishing day, after I mow of course. Yay!
God, does that view bring back memories!
Started on the buddy seat. Out side looked OK, but inside was crusty. Got the cover off and the foam looks good. Glass beaded and etched primed. This and everything else will have to wait till after Carlisle.
1986ed
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What's the paint code for gold? I don't think I've ever seen that color on the website I've used to find the 1971 paint codes!
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chargervert
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It's nice when you get around to putting the interior in the car,you can really see rhe car coming together! That's when it's really FINAL assembly! The car is looking great.
After a fun time at Carlisle its time to get back at it. I picked up the correct radiator overflow hose at Carlisle and got it installed.
Finished the buddy seat. I painted the frame befor I left last week so it was good and cured. added some foam on the front for both peices and used a section of painters tarp to wrap and attach the foam to the frame. Used SEM landau black on the plastic parts and its ready to install.
Finished the buddy seat. I painted the frame befor I left last week so it was good and cured. added some foam on the front for both peices and used a section of painters tarp to wrap and attach the foam to the frame. Used SEM landau black on the plastic parts and its ready to install.
Wow that looks great. Wish I would have ran into you at the tent, but I was only there Friday.
I stopped by on Friday only Hawk was there at the time. Was there for a couple hours during lunch Saturday. Hopefully the car will be right next to the tent next year.
I'm coming for the week next year. I will be bringing a car and possibly parts to sell.
And its installed.
JDmac72chrgr
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Looks good Jeff.
xs-ivv
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Nice work. Seat covers are easy to "slap on" but difficult to install properly with a professional finish like yours.
JR_Charger
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How does this trim piece around the window come off? It doesn't appear to have any attachments inside the car.
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