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I had completely forgotten I started that thread over 5 years ago. It sounds like some did and some didn't. As stated here, maybe it was different with Plymouth. Terry W.

Now that's interesting. I wonder what determined if a 73/74 B-body got the notched or standard pan? I thought California cars got the downturned exhaust with no tips and the standard pan with no notch. I thought maybe mine had the slotted chrome tips added later. Maybe someone can add to our...

I was looking at your photo of the rear valance (splash pan) under the rear bumper where the exhaust tips are. Is that pan notched for the exhaust tips? I know the 1971/72 Plymouth B-bodies were usually notched for the exhaust tips like you have. I have a 1974 Charger Rallye that had the slotted...

Pretty cool and interesting cars! Terry W.

In a heated/cooled shop kept around 60 degrees in the winter and 70 degrees in the summer. Covered with a breathable cover. Terry W.

On the hood hinge area rust area, just weld in a new piece of metal. I just did it on a 72 Challenger. Easy access. Here's a couple of photos. Terry W.

Great looking 74 you're working on. I love the looks of the 3rd generation Charger also. Enjoy. Terry W.

Looks great. Terry W

UPDATE. It's been decided. We are going to do the Challenger. It will be changed over to a 70 including tail lights and side markers. I'm unsure what to do about the Charger now. Several people in the past were interested in buying it. We placed an ad to sell a small fishing boat several months...

16 years old. JH23G2B38669. is VIN. Terry W

I posted this over on an E-body forum and every response was to rebuild the 72 Challenger next. I just bought a rolling shell 72 Challenger missing the engine, transmission, grille and fiberglass header panel and front fenders for less than $500. Pretty much everything else is there except for...

Do not get the heat gun too close as it will blister the plastic. Terry W.

I've seen this comment before about the plastic pillar post covers but the only solution I read was a little bit of heat from a heat gun. Please let us know how you get it to fit. To me, heat would seem to get rid of some of the grain texture. Terry W.