Welcome aboard Sir, from the middle of the mitten. Your "still in progress" looks a whole lot better than my "in progress". Nice car, Sir.
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Nice Charger and like the original wheel covers as well
Nice Charger and like the original wheel covers as well
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Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. The other one,with snow and maple syrup. There is a lot of knowledge and helpful folks on this site to help you. Nice Charger. I am partial to Daffodil Yellow; here's why.
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Thank you all for the big welcome. Here is a little history. Got my 66 from the original owner next city over in Azusa Ca. The Charger was purchased at Covina Dodge when Covina Dodge was around. It has the original licence plate frames from Covina Dodge (cool). It has been a local car ever since, it even has a Citrus college (local college) parking sticker on the rear bumper from the 70's. Charger was sitting in his driveway for about 10 years when I picked it up (not running and all tires flat), rebuilt the 361, replaced gas tank converted front drums to disc brakes, was able to get the headlight buckets to work with newer motors and relays. Still need to work on the interior, front bucket seats need to reupholster, need new carpet and some odd and ends and exterior (paint). It just takes time and money, which both are difficult to come by with two kids in college. Good thing I can take my time with it. Here are a few more pics of the
Welcome from Alabama, great Gen I Charger project. Join the fun.
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