72 Charger Restoration

[skymynx]

So after owning my 72 charger for almost 3 years, have finally been in the house long enough to settle down and work on the car. The pictures we took shows us working on the interior of the car. Trying to get the car fully ready to drive for our wedding on September 24th. Gonna be hard to do, but should be a fun challenge.

Engine:
4 barrel holley 670 cfm
Weiand intake
Headers
Edelbrock Valve Covers
Alot of misc. things.
Custom Flowmaster Exhaust to be welded up once its road worthy.

Interior:
Carpet Replaced
Sound Insulator
Seats reupholstered and replaced
New wiring Harness
Led light conversion
Infinity based audio system with Alpine headunit (waiting to be installed)

Transmission:
Still need to bite the bullit and order one of these. Prolly will end up going with the long planned 904 TCI streetfighter and breakaway convertor.

Exterior:
Still needs everything lol

Tires & Wheels:
17”x8 Cragar Wheels
Still need to get tires in a month or so

Suspension:
KYB Shocks Front and Rear
Energy Master Suspension Kit
Just Suspension Tubular Upper Control Arms
Just Suspension 1" Torsion Bars
New Upper Ball Joints
New Lower Ball Joints
Still trying to figure out which leap springs to get

Brakes:
Going with a Wilwood front disc conversion
New stainless steel brake lines being replaced currently.
New hoses

You doesn't like some car ****.

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd79/skymynx/Charger/DD
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[SOUPENE]

I like it....keep em commin

 

[bandman1971]

Wow, lookin good.

I am just about to start the interior of my car and I was wondering what you did to prep the floors and the product you used before putting in the sound dampening material.

Thanks,

Dennis

 

[skymynx]

I just sanded down any surface rust on the floorboard. I used rustoleum paint from homedepot. There's a good article about using this kind of paint in Hot Rod during the last couple of months. Was fairly staight forward a decent price, I think around $20 for a quart of primer and paint.