Well,,,,,,,I love Shawanda. She's a bad ass bitch! Gary also owned Brown Sugar before Wayne bought her.
With the right materials and skills, glass can be made to look like rusted metal. There is magic in patinas these days. The movie art departments and set industries had some rather keen tricks back in the 90's.
Frank I used to be on another popular Mopar site where I revealed a books worth of lightweight tricks that can be applied to almost anything, especially an early Mopar B-body. You should look into hogging out the headlight buckets up front and the various misc screws, bolts and nuts in alu-me-ni-um as the British pronounce it. Can save several more pounds for that front end.
Already done. Along with all the metal that holds the inner lights. Roll pan, Inner fenders gone, glove box door and the dash gauges gone. Lets see, what else? Lol
dvw this is not a race car this was my everyday go to work car drove this car all year long winter summer rain snow no roll bar fiberglass race weight 6pk hood glass fenders bumper alum brackets anywhere I could replace steel w/alum I did 2 glass seats a lot of holes that you cant see alum bolts washers nuts and some titauium I had left over from my 69 charger rt alum driveshaft wheels ect just got some alum rpm heads &a alum 850 dp holley should drop 45 more pounds
Well I finally got the paint right. Stripped the fenders after three paints. I decided to do the hood and cowl the forth time with the thought of painting the whole car if it didnt match. It didnt and I didnt like the color. Now the fifth paint and finally got it right. The color? What I thought it was the first time. Mopar PR4 flame red. What a giant pain in the ass. Have couple more trim pieces to put on and new lettering coming and shes done.
If you don't mind me asking, was this a four door conversion at one time? That rear quarter under the window looks a little long to my eye.
need f/g for a 64 polara and the side glass i like lexan and when its colored red or yellow do they have it
Been called crazy because some of the things I do while others said 'cool'. Used to have a catalog of nylon and plastic fasteners plus anything that doesn't get removed very often gets tack welded. And yes, tacks are used where they are easily accessible. Problem is the time spent on doing things like that....
