Recent content by chgr1

Michael, It's looking better all the time. Its a long process but hang in there, it will all be worth it in the end. You did a good job on the interior. hope everything is going well with you. On your stock lower control arms it looks like they did not have the bottom strength support plate on...

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GONE! I've got an old 66 supplement manual if anyone wants it. Don't know what postage would be, less than $5 most likely. Send me a few bucks and I'll USPS mail it to you. Steve

I've got a hood chrome trim piece. I believe is from the Charger but it may be from a Coronet. I dont know how to tell the difference. Its in really good shape no dents just some minor scratches. I'll be glad to measure the mounting points if that is a telling indication if it fits a Charger...

This is a front panel only. It has been modified in the radio area. To good to throw away. I will include a lot of gauge "Pieces" "Non Working" that you could use to rebuild your gauges. needles, faces and such and information I used to rebuild my 66 Charger gauges. $60 Shipped from Cedar...

Sale Pending on Misc parts, Tail light housing still available - No good Lens just some broken pieces. It has a couple studs broken on the back. The chrome isn't in the best shape. I hate to scrape it, there aren't many left. I was going to glue some of the lens pieces together, put some AC...

Updated pictures. Found another motor , that's 3 motors and the other head light bucket bracket. Also included the bucket seat metal side panels.

I've got some left over parts from a 66 Charger I had several years ago. PM if interested. $100 for everything. I also have some front bucket seat side metal panels - black. The tail light housing has some broken mounting studs, chrome is not in the best shape. No Lens. $100 local pickup...

Looks good Mike

Forgot to add pics of the quarter GTX insignia The car is scheduled to be moved back to Michael's this next week where he will start installing the interior and continue posting to this thread. Steve

Thanks for the input those looking for the correct attaching hardware will appreciate it. We didn't see the need to use the correct attaching hardware so we just used standard threaded rod for the studs , nuts, washers and some plastic deep washers. Michael , I believe is going to install a...

Here is some information that might help you secure name plates during assy when we were installing the "GTX" letter plates on the deck lid and rear quarters. For the deck lid we taped off the correct placement for the plate, 1 inch in from the side and 1 inch up. Marked the locations to drill...

I suppose your wondering what the car looks like now that its painted and why we haven't posted any pics. Well Michael didn't want to see his car until all the body work, paint and assembly was completed, so we haven't posted any pictures to spoil his thrill of finally seeing his car painted...

Now how do you secure them to the hood? Well there are special studs and bell nuts available from Year One for this purpose but we came up with our own solution. After we had repaired the mounting locations we cut some threaded rod which we purchased from a local home improvement store into 1.5...