Favorite Project: who's is yours?..

[Brock Samson]

shakey's is comming along nicely too...
any recent pics oh trembleing one?..

[autodynamics]

thanks for the votes ...charger is coming along nicely..... soon it will drive again....

[Shakey]

shakey's is comming along nicely too...
any recent pics oh trembleing one?..

I haven't been out to the farm for a couple of weeks now.  Still working on the front suspension, it just about complete:

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,15396.0.html

And after that, we'll put it back on the ground to pull the windshield and backglass to reset them.

Here is a pic that is about a year old, the last time the car saw sunlight.  It's been on jack stands since October 2005 and once we get the suspension done, it'll touch the ground again, get outside for a good washing and then back inside for the Winter.  All the work that's taken place over the last year has been underneath the car.

Since I'm here I'll take this opportunity to thank the members of this site for their advice, guidance and sharing in the enthusiasm in rebuilding an car such as this.   

[Brock Samson]

maybe you should change your name?... to "Shiney"... 

[DC_1]

My vote is for NorwayCharger....I just wouldn't want to add up his bills!!!

[69bronzeT5]

This seems like a good topic to bring back

[moparstuart]

 the charger with the viper motor and trans going in it  and any wing/aero cars

[Magnumcharger]

Obviously....may favorite project(s) are my own!!
But coming in a close second would be the 1969 Hemi Charger 500 of Carl's, that I've been documenting.
After that, Hemigeno's Daytona, followed closely by Allen's B5 Charger 500.
Forth, Stuarts "Birdable",

and then all of the others...

[suntech]

My vote gors also to NorwayCharger!!  and Autodynamics. The reason for the vote is that there are nice things and ideas that i will use in my project.
Hope that my project will be my favorite when done though!!! I can ensure you guys that it will be a little wilder than average So far i have only been shopping parts, and cant wait to get everything home, and start working!

[Fitz73Chrgr]

My vote is for Allen's 69 500.  I'm really looking forward to seeing it done. 

[firefighter3931]

Im heavily involved in this one. 


Ron

[Mefirst]

This is the project I like the best...



/Tom

[keepat]

Tom,
Your valve covers look awesome!
Pat

[The Kid]

NorwayCharger gets my vote ! Kinda depressing since the accident ...

[472 R/T SE]

Of course I'm partial to my year but Dodge Don is doing a fanatical job going after all the details and bringing us along for the ride.  The tag along (step by step & explanation) ones are the best and his is one of them! 
http://1970chargerregistry.com/70messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=1734&start=0

Don't see enough of Ron's, but am anxious to see the results.   Shakey is another that's a wonderful tag along.

After breathing factory correct air for so many years I've found myself leaning towards the modified side more and more.  A person thinks they know how to do something until they see how someone else does it and learns something new.  Hanging out on these forums, you learn something everyday. 

[six-tee-nine]

My vote is for Shakey for sure.

I really dig the detailed work he puts out and I just adore his very well detailed descriptions and lots of pictures he adds to it.....

[bzabodyn]

My vote is for Allen's 69 500.  I'm really looking forward to seeing it done. 

I'll have to second this one...

BZ