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BTW Jeff...... I'm dirty again, and on lunch break 
Baby Come Back; '70 Charger Restoration
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And your transmission is ready to go back together...BTW Jeff...... I'm dirty again, and on lunch break
Thats why I bring Mike but he had to work today.I thought Dave might take a selfie standing next to his Charger.
Black Vinyl top Dave? Would look sweet.
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Thats why I bring Mike but he had to work today.
the short, Spanish guy could have taken the pic......mine was a no show today.......I'm beginning to think he has a drinking problem
or he is scared of Rebel
Yes sir thats what she gets.
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when my friend had his "crew" working on my house......... it was comical
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Black tops matter. Lol
Yep 1 of the guys came to my house,his girlfriend was playing with my dogs and he wouldnt even look at my dogs.when my friend had his "crew" working on my house......... it was comical
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Looking good Dave!
Dont know how I got lucky, I think it was I had it striped and ready to go. There was a 70 GTO before mine and they have not touched it. Needs to be pulled apart.
Yes but the new AMD bumper does not have the holes.
So cool to see that all coming together for ya Dave.
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Make a template from the old bumper and drill the two holes.
If I drill the new bumper wouldnt that discolor the chrome on it? I dont know how chrome reacts to heat,thats why Im asking Pete
I drilled my new AMD rear bumper for guards on my 74 no problem at all. Measure twice..
A good, sharp drill bit will minimize the potential for heat Dave.
A dull bit will get hot in a hurry, that’s what you want to avoid.
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Some cutting oil helps too.
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