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Love it!!

This is as close as I could find. Lol

I always use a liquid cleaner wax for the chromed plastic on my ram. Actual chrome polish/cleaner is pretty abrasive and like mentioned above, can expose bare plastic on edges if used aggressively. The hazing spots on the chrome come off without a bunch of elbow grease, so a nice liquid cleaner...

My buddy has a '67 442. He has a 455 in it with a 4 speed but has the original 400 as well. Color is that pale yellow. It had yellow interior but he changed it to black years ago. Pretty cool car.

As far as I know it's just the bolts, no metal washers

I don't have mine handy right now but I do have some pictures of my bolts in my resto album. Mine are for my '68 Charger bucket seats. They look to be the longer shoulder and they do have an N on the head.

I did similar repairs to the front edges of my Charger fenders. The passenger side was bashed in pretty good and mudded up. The driver's side had been repaired in the past but not very well. I ended up removing both of the headlight boxes from the fenders so I could get in that area. I ended up...

The squirters bolt into the holes at the top of the cowl but they shoot through the fresh air vents in the cowl. There is a rubber strip that clips to the underside of the hood that seals the hood to the top area of the cowl

There was a dark blue one at the Thursday night kick off show at Carlisle. I was really impressed with the styling and the color and wheels just looked right. I'm not an EV guy but I think once those get hemis installed they will sell a ton of them.

Those brackets go in the corner of the quarter window between the quarter panel and roof rail. They weld in to give that area some added support

Our shop was a vendor set up at the show. The hotel that the guys were staying at was one of the big ones hit. Somehow our trucks didn't get broken into but a few friends of ours did. Boss said that he saw two security cars driving around the first night and second night. Wouldn't be surprised...

I save random pictures for references for my Charger restoration. Whenever I see pictures that may be helpful with color, finish, routing of wires or hoses, etc. I save them in a folder on my flickr account. I may have posted the control arm pictures out of my flickr folder which is why it may...

Thanks for the pics. There were a ton of nice cars there this year. These two were my favorite:

They've obviously never been to Carlisle!!

I'm Chris, I just happened to find those pics of of Google.

Sold!!

Hey!! I resent that! I had my '68 Charger at that same exact point about 12 years ago when I was 30! However, I don't totally disagree with you. I harped on my old man for years about getting a 68-69 Charger when I was younger. We finally bought one when I was 15 in 1998. None of my buddies had...

What trunk?? Lol It's looking good!

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