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Y0u should take it to moparfest next year n put it on display.Im sure it will draw a lot of interest

Nice to see you finally finished it,good job.:canada:

Measurements from orginal pan placement is your best friend.

Spent a lot of time cleaning up bolts n nuts n hardware to make things easier to assemble.The black oxide solution works wonders on items n saves a lot of painting hassle with parts.When you install it does chip or scratch the paint of.

Springs are at shop now to get re arched.Waiting for the call to pick up my diff pig as i got a sure grip installed n just going with the 3.23 gear for good higyway cruising.

Another pic of diff n drive shaft n a pic of leaf spring spacers.Repo stuff is sure a way of???

more updates,installed gas tank n placed diff under car.

rear end shot

another pic

Have not updated for a long time but finally laid down the under body n engine bay.Now that life is good n new shop is functional progress will move along.

I think it blew away when the storm removed the roof of the chicken coop

Good luck on the rebuild definatly not a SE model as the tag doesnt show the A47 code.

The woodgrain dash could be check off when ordering your options on a 69-70,a long with other options before that SE had,and buy the look of the pic of dash that looks like a 70 as i dont see the hazzard switch on panel,could be the pic tho?

I was in the same position as you on the front valance n was very disapointed with the fitment,i had to relocate a flange to line up to fender n also i used the centre mount from old valance to line up to the headlite n grillsupport

My car was right behind yours,as my last 3 # are 202,thats 80 cars back,what was your build date

Glad to see your still hard at it,looking good. how have ya been

Thats not cheating,thats doing it rite the first time.Nice results

You are exactly rite,the tail panel is of on the left side as when they welded the tail lite in place it is set to far in,at least a good 1/16 inch.I allreaddy did want you suggested of welding the piece in n have use the fibre filling to try n close the gap n using the chrome piece to hide it a...

Hope this helps.first pic is patching when I tried to cut it loose,that isn't going to work,just created more work.