Y2 Daytona on Ebay XX29L9B400603

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-Daytona-/222053573135?forcerrptr=true&hash=item33b36ca20f:g:Fx8AAOSwh-1W5sPa&item=222053573135

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[nascarxx29]

Former hodges daytona I think. http://www.hodgerestorations.com/69%20Daytona%20TB%20Page.html

[Homerr]

tan top I would like to nominate you for the keyboard mashing nationals!   

[Q5XX29]

I love that car.

[WINGIN IT]

Link to Hodge Resto Pics - was there any original sheet metal left?

http://www.hodgerestorations.com/69%20Daytona%20TB%20Page.html

[birdsandbees]

Wouldn't think you could cut that much metal out without it on a jig / trammel frame. My resto guy just starting bolting and welding my 'Bee to one today to do all the floor pans, torsion bar bulkhead, a sill and a front frame rail... worried the car would fold on him if he didn't.

[500Jon]

Cripes!

Would have been a good time to fit a ONE piece trunk floor methinks?

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[Aero426]

Wouldn't think you could cut that much metal out without it on a jig / trammel frame. My resto guy just starting bolting and welding my 'Bee to one today to do all the floor pans, torsion bar bulkhead, a sill and a front frame rail... worried the car would fold on him if he didn't.

That is one hundred percent correct.      Without having the car on a bench with jigs, the bits are just flapping in the breeze.    You have no way to accurately maintain dimensions.   Even a tram guage is only one dimension.   You need something to maintain and measure length, width and height. 

[Moparpoolman]

Anyone know if this car has a trunk rail body number?

[KBeavers]

That's the Kirby Daytona. My Dad was the original owner. He traded it to a gentleman in 1974, and it was wrecked (but not bad) soon thereafter. I remember seeing it in the guy's yard in the late 70's. I guess it sat for decades after that. The drivetrain is original, though. Today I went to RK Motors to check it out. I never thought I'd ever see it restored, but it looks great. The staff was very helpful. Hopefully, when it finds a new home the owner will keep in touch with the community. Ya, I spent the my first 2 years riding around in a Daytona...
Kelly S. Beavers

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Hello & welcome  KSB   
wow ,  , dad was the original owner eh !!  good memories !!  thanks for sharing your story 

good stuff