Not sure what to think about this....

[Drache]

Seen this on facebook and although I am a Charger Fan and think they are perfect... a part of me likes the amount of customization this is going to take. 

[Kern Dog]

The body gaps look great.
Don't low ball the guy. He will surely say I know what I got.

 

[70 sublime]

It looks neat but in the end will be a lot more work to get it as far as painted
And when it is all done with the extra into it they will think it will be worth more than the original but I think those kind of mods might only be worth as much as a good original set up is

[John_Kunkel]

Another case of a good concept foiled by a poor execution.

[hemi-hampton]

if you could get all the gaps right & fitting tight I don't think it would look to bad. If I was retired with time & money I would do it, but, no time or money.

[Kern Dog]

That side marker light patch panel is a nice touch. Ray Charles can barely tell it isn't original.
The bodylines don't match, The Plymouth fenders on a Dodge are suspect too.
I'll admit, the front end design is a whole lot better than a 73 Charger but the rest of the work is a junkyard and moonshine effort.

[Mike DC]

 
If the whole thing was executed well . . . it would still look a notch worse than a stock 71 Cuda. 

 

[moparguy01]

The dude made a post on Facebook. He built it with left over crap parts on the cheap because he could.

Personally, I dig it. I just wish he went the whole way and made the front clip fit up like it should. If he did that it'd be cool.

[Kern Dog]

I'm not against juggling around factory parts to make something that the factory never did IF the bodylines match up.
I remember seeing a Pontiac front end on an 80s Chevy El Camino. Everything lined up, it looked like it could have been built that way. In 2008 I put a 68 Dart front end on a 73 Dart Sport. I've seen Dart/Demon front end on a Duster. Those bodylines match up so they look like they could have been built that way too.
This car is another abortion.....



It is a mess no matter what angle you look at it.

[moparguy01]

Yea, that is a mess Kern. Oof.

Another less horrible car that I still hate is the 50s mercury front ends of the 80s and 90s ford thunderbird. Even when they are done nicely, damn they are ugly.

[hemi-hampton]

how about a old corvette on new corvette?

[lloyd3]

No thanks.

[moparguy01]

how about a old corvette on new corvette?

I'm don't hate that, but it looks like it's well done from just those pictures. I'd like to see it when it's done.

[hemi-hampton]

how about a old corvette on new corvette?

I'm don't hate that, but it looks like it's well done from just those pictures. I'd like to see it when it's done.

OK. Here you go.

[Kern Dog]

No.

[lloyd3]

OK, it's not hideous, but...not my cup-o-tea either.

[held1823]

the older vette on a newer vette looks great when properly done. This one belongs to our own Larry Bell.

[hemi-hampton]

is that Larry Bell from Bell's Brewery?

[RallyeMike]

IF he adds SE windows, the things will look almost exactly like the old Rodger Dodger Hot Wheels car.

[moparguy01]

how about a old corvette on new corvette?

I'm don't hate that, but it looks like it's well done from just those pictures. I'd like to see it when it's done.

OK. Here you go.

Well, I rank that as worse than a stock one, but better than the corvette summer car.