Modern Bullitt build

[aone415]

Absolutely stunning work 

[keepat]

Absolutely stunning work 

Thanks!!

[keepat]

Another big part out of storage and bolted on the car. Little by little taking shape;-)
Thanks
Pat

[mopar4don]

Every time I see pics of your car I am in total AWE! 
Will you get it done in time for the NATS?

[keepat]

Every time I see pics of your car I am in total AWE! 
Will you get it done in time for the NATS?

I stopped putting a date on the completion after the 4th year ;-)
But as long as I don't have any setbacks I think it will be done this year. I won't make any of the big shows until next year.
Thanks
Pat

[keepat]

With all of the brakes bled, I mounted all 4 wheels for the first time in many years.
Thanks
Pat

[birdsandbees]

Absolutely gorgeous Pat! I've said it before, I'll say it again, true ART ! 

[6T8440]

The best BULLITT Charger on the planet. 

[keepat]

Absolutely gorgeous Pat! I've said it before, I'll say it again, true ART ! 

Art was my best subject in School;-)
Thank you!

The best BULLITT Charger on the planet. 

I'm not sure about that, but it maybe the best Bullitt Charger in Edgewater MD ;-)
Thank you!
Pat

[WhiteOnGreen]

  Very, very impressive work Pat,  AKA Mr. Perfection

[INTMD8]

Loving it !!!   

[Rubberduck]

I admire this perfectionism

[70 sublime]

I just hope you get 10 hours of driving this car for every hour you put into it after it is allllll done

[keepat]

Very, very impressive work Pat,  AKA Mr. Perfection

AKA Pain in the a$$ ;-)
Thank you!

Loving it !!!   

Thanks!

I admire this perfectionism

It's a disease that I inherited from my dad but I have stag 4 ;-) or :-(
Thank you!

I just hope you get 10 hours of driving this car for every hour you put into it after it is allllll done

I think I averaged about 9 hours a week X 52 weeks = 468 hours a year X 6 years = 2808 hours X 10 = 28080 driving hours X  45 average MPH = 1,263,600 miles (WOW!;-)
Thank you!
Pat

[alfaitalia]

Be honest....! have you managed to fit all the components and trim to the car without chipping/marking/scratching your beautiful black point? This part always scares the crap out of me.....and Im nowhere near as much of a perfectionist as you!!.

[keepat]

Be honest....! have you managed to fit all the components and trim to the car without chipping/marking/scratching your beautiful black point? This part always scares the crap out of me.....and Im nowhere near as much of a perfectionist as you!!.

So far I've been very fortunate not to scratch or chip the paint, but I have yet to install the fenders, hood and a few other pieces so I still have opportunities to screw up ;-)
Thanks
Pat

[keepat]

Move the car from the hot Rod shop to my home to make room for my Brothers 65 Pontiac. The AC works much better in my home garage, and the four post lift will make it very easy to install the exhaust. I think it's been about 35 years since I've last towed a car with a strap. This was only about 200 yards from my house but when I was a teenager I think my record was about 15 miles ;-)

[MoparMike68]

Wicked   

[70 sublime]

I hope you got to drive the car and not the truck 

[keepat]

I hope you got to drive the car and not the truck 

Yep! There's always one milk crate test drive in every build;-)
Thanks
Pat

[CRW-FK5]

Great pictures of an AWESOME looking Charger.  I really enjoy seeing your progress.

[keepat]

I received a note from a member on the Pro Touring forum. He said he has been following my charger build thread and that it was his favorite thing on the Internet, well almost! He says it hurts his feelings every time he opens an update on the Charger and sees the tires I'm using on the car.

It turns out he works for Michelin North America.  He said they would like to give me a set of their tires because I'm building exactly the level of vehicle and build that they want to be associated with.

Needless to say I said YES! So cool that a large corporation like Michelin would think that my home built project car is worthy of their attention.

The rear wheel (335/35-17 Michelin Pilot Sports) showed up today and I should see the front wheels (275/40-17) soon.

This is very cool, I am very honored, and I will pay it forward!!

Thank you Michelin!!

Pat

[6T8440]

Outstanding Pat ~ Told you it was the best Bullitt Charger on the planet and it appears I am not alone in this viewpoint. 

[JB400]

That's cool

[v21hemicharger]

Now if someone at dodge would feel the same way and send you a Hellephant!!!!