finally got my dual snorkel air cleaner chromed

[Chargen69]

before



after

[nvrbdn]

I am liking it.

[Chargen69]

Me too!

[ht4spd307]

hasn't the original for 69 have the breather on the main body just behind the l/h snorkel 

[Mopar Nut]

Very cool!

hasn't the original for 69 have the breather on the main body just behind the l/h snorkel  

Like this one?

[ht4spd307]

Very cool!

hasn't the original for 69 have the breather on the main body just behind the l/h snorkel 

Like this one?

YES THAT'S THE SAME AS THE ONE ON MY CAR BUT MINE IS (WAS) CHROME
CALIFORNIA BUILT CAR sorry for being picky just wondering if mine is correct. never less looks good

[Chargen69]

hasn't the original for 69 have the breather on the main body just behind the l/h snorkel  

yeah I think it was for a 68 big block non air car.  but it is what I had and what I used.  other than the engine nothing else even looks original under the hood, oh and the engine is from an E body, i think

[Charger_Fan]

Looks good.
I like your clean, uncluttered engine bay, too. And on that note, how did you route the plug wires for the driver's side? I assume right under the water pump?

[Lighthorseman]

I love the "Charger" script on the valve covers. 

[Chargen69]

Looks good.
I like your clean, uncluttered engine bay, too. And on that note, how did you route the plug wires for the driver's side? I assume right under the water pump?

had to buy two sets of wires, they go down and are clipped to the oil pan bolts and come up to the plugs.

coil is under the battery

[johnnycharger]

Looks good.
I like your clean, uncluttered engine bay, too. And on that note, how did you route the plug wires for the driver's side? I assume right under the water pump?

had to buy two sets of wires, they go down and are clipped to the oil pan bolts and come up to the plugs.

coil is under the battery

I would be interested in seeing more photos of how you did that.

[Chargen69]

nothing really fancy, just a little more effort than most people are willing to put out

[Charger_Fan]

Looks good.
I like your clean, uncluttered engine bay, too. And on that note, how did you route the plug wires for the driver's side? I assume right under the water pump?

had to buy two sets of wires, they go down and are clipped to the oil pan bolts and come up to the plugs.

coil is under the battery

Cool, nice work.

[taxspeaker]

Excellent look! Is that an a/c compressor and hose I see peaking out under the alternator? Great job in hiding that!

[Chargen69]

Yes it is.  And we didn't buy the special compressor and bracket, just used vintage air and made the brackett

[Chargen69]

How many times do you see heater hoses run behind the alternator?

[HeavyFuel]

I don't see any heater hoses.....

[Chargen69]

exactly, they are there

[Charger_Fan]

The black AN fittings do a good job of hiding the heater hose connections. 

My favorite is the invisible windshield squirter hoses.

[Chargen69]

Yeah I need to do something with those

[Baldwinvette77]

That is the coolest looking engine bay ever. 

[Chargen69]

Thank you

[charger01]

The snorkel is nice but your plug wire routing skills are the best ever!

[Chargen69]

thanks, I cant take credit for that or much else on the car, good friend of mine did all of it.

[Chargen69]

best compliment I we got on the car was from an old dude at a show, he said if he didnt see us drive it in that he wouldnt believe it even ran