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Factory grill had silver on edges. Most people who restore them make them all black. Whether they prefer it or its too hard to mask is another question.
Back to the original thread......... the owner had a few cars for sale back in June. I went to see a 71 Roadrunner for my son. At that time the Charger wasn't for sale, so I didn't take any. I plan on going back in a few weeks and I will provide pictures.
It is an R/T originally PP1 red. It has the fender tag, but no build sheet. Motor is not matching. I cant get pictures until after the new year, sorry!
Ive been offered a 68 Charger that is a stalled project. 440 engine and tranny. Body is 100% rust free. All new sheet metal where needed. Everything blasted and primed. He has the seats (recovered) What appears to be 80% of the interior pieces and 80% of the exterior trim. Luckily I own a 68 and...
Seems a little strange that a 4 barrel would add 40 HP. Im sure they had to have the same internals, maybe they just didn't use the term "Magnum". There was a discussion on here a while back, 330 vs 335hp.
I have a very rich friend. He knows nothing at all about cars. He goes to Mecum all the time and buys cars. All he says is that he wants it!! He always overpays and he doesnt care! A real spoiled brat. Im sure there are many out there just like him.
When I painted mine last year I wanted to use Krylon "dull aluminum". I was told not to by a professional restorer. This is the correct silver by SEM. It matched my NOS grill perfectly.