Just took some pictures

[69bronzeT5]

So dkn1997 wants to see some pictures of my car since hes apperentley a photonut. lol. so here u go.

These were taken today

[Brock Samson]

umm,.. ah, yeah,..
..were gonna need you to stop posting now....

[Charger-Bodie]

stay off the recipie, make less posts, earn some money, and get that car on the road i have to hand it to in this day and age its pretty lucky for a 14 year old to have a 69 charger , get youreself some determination and some cash and get that thing done , it looks like it needs some work but hey its a lot more than alot of people have .....GET AFTER IT BEFORE SOME CHICK STARTS CRAKIN A WHIP ON YOURE A$$

[69bronzeT5]

Ya...no. Taken last week

[69bronzeT5]

stay off the recipie

[Charger-Bodie]

recipe is slang for dope stay off of it!!!

[69bronzeT5]

I dont do drugs or smoke or drink.

[Charger-Bodie]

I dont do drugs or smoke or drink.

iknow youve said that im just saying keep it that way !!!!!!!!!

[Brock Samson]

I tend to disagree..

[69bronzeT5]

Brock..what the hell

[Charger-Bodie]

Brock..what the hell

its medicine for high strug hiper children to keep you level look it up

[69bronzeT5]

Im not hyper. Im the opposite from hyper. My friend is deffintley hyper.

[Charger-Bodie]

do you work on youre charger or does someone else do it ?

[69bronzeT5]

Me and my dad do

[Silver R/T]

its cool for a kid to have a 2nd gen Charger. Good choice and will take determination to complete it. All these little kids want civic or some other little import with chips/mufflers

[Charger-Bodie]

Me and my dad do

how did you get youre charger .....was it a gift?

[69bronzeT5]

Yup

[jaak]

umm,.. ah, yeah,..
..were gonna need you to stop posting now....

LOL.... Office Space, Thats a classic

Jason

[jasonfromIKILLYA]

yo, there is no need for anyone to hack on this dude because or his age or his post count.  That's FUCKING lame.  Get a life and worry about your own chargers.

Good for you dude!  Post as many pics as you want!

[Brock Samson]

i dunno maybe you'd prefer seprate posts for every letter?.. 

[skip68]

Yo, Lets keep it clean. Those are the rules !

[mikesbbody]

yo, there is no need for anyone to hack on this dude because or his age or his post count.  That's FUCKING lame.  Get a life and worry about your own chargers.

Good for you dude!  Post as many pics as you want!     I agree with jason 100%

[Charger-Bodie]

yo, there is no need for anyone to hack on this dude because or his age or his post count.  That's FUCKING lame.  Get a life and worry about your own chargers.

Good for you dude!  Post as many pics as you want!     I agree with jason 100%

just make one thing clear hacking on the kids post count ect., i was simply trying to motivate the kid to get some work done on his charger ..........he is very lucky to have a charger at 14 years old and his life is gonna get very busy in the future with girls partying ect period

[dkn1997]

Yes, bronze has made many mistakes here, and I will be the first one to throw him under the bus if he posts some dumb shit, and I have on other threads, but give the kid a bit of a break here.

A young guy just posted pics of a charger, a very cool colored charger to boot,  So what if it's his dad's car or even if it was given to him?  At least he thinks chargers are cool and is not aspiring to own a honda.  and I seriousely doubt that there are not some members on here who got a little "help" from the parents with their charger.  I seem to remember reading quite a few posts where guys point out that it was dad's charger first.  And I am sure that all of those guys paid market value for their dad chargers.....

I am sorry I suggested to him that he post pics.  Judging from the reaction, I could saved him some trouble and told him to go lay in traffic.

[bill440rt]

Some of the members of this board are doing nothing but hurting a young person who is trying to get into the Mopar hobby. That, in itself, is sad. 
There is a LEARNING stage with this hobby, I'm sure you ALL have gone thru it. Making fun of someone whether it be their looks, lack of knowledge, or just their posts in general is more immature than the 16-year old novice. Why? You should KNOW better. Any members here grow up in the '80's?? Take a good look at his picture, then dig up some old ones of yourself when you were 16. I bet they look similar. We were all young, inexperienced punks at one time. And, we asked stupid questions & made stupid comments.

T5, all I can say I was in your shoes when I was 16. I got my first Charger (a '68), and restored it with my Dad. It was an experience I will never forget, & fueled the fire for my automotive passion to this day. I truly thank my father for that. That was 20 years ago.

T5, if you're not taking any automotive mechanic or body classes at a vo-tech school, do yourself a HUGE favor & sign up for some. Take them after school, over the summer, whenever you can. They will greatly help you with your car, & arm you with knowledge you'll need & will last a lifetime.

I WILL, however, agree that too many posts with NOTHING to say is a bad thing. If you have something that will benefit this board or help out another member in some way, by all means post it. Don't just post to watch that little number get bigger. That is meaningless. There are some members with big numbers that don't always have a lot to say. Then again, I've met some geniuses here, too.

Good Luck!

[Arthu®]

Some of the members of this board are doing nothing but hurting a young person who is trying to get into the Mopar hobby. That, in itself, is sad. 
There is a LEARNING stage with this hobby, I'm sure you ALL have gone thru it. Making fun of someone whether it be their looks, lack of knowledge, or just their posts in general is more immature than the 16-year old novice. Why? You should KNOW better. Any members here grow up in the '80's?? Take a good look at his picture, then dig up some old ones of yourself when you were 16. I bet they look similar. We were all young, inexperienced punks at one time. And, we asked stupid questions & made stupid comments.

T5, all I can say I was in your shoes when I was 16. I got my first Charger (a '68), and restored it with my Dad. It was an experience I will never forget, & fueled the fire for my automotive passion to this day. I truly thank my father for that. That was 20 years ago.

T5, if you're not taking any automotive mechanic or body classes at a vo-tech school, do yourself a HUGE favor & sign up for some. Take them after school, over the summer, whenever you can. They will greatly help you with your car, & arm you with knowledge you'll need & will last a lifetime.

I WILL, however, agree that too many posts with NOTHING to say is a bad thing. If you have something that will benefit this board or help out another member in some way, by all means post it. Don't just post to watch that little number get bigger. That is meaningless. There are some members with big numbers that don't always have a lot to say. Then again, I've met some geniuses here, too.

Good Luck!

Well spoken! I don't have problems with threads like this, it is just the numerous nonesence posts that I have to struggle my way through to get to something with actual content that get's me a little irritated...

BTW cool car Bronze, wish I had a Charger count yourself extremely lucky.

Arthur

[BigBlockSam]

i don't care how much you post , have fun. just don't drop the car on your head playing around under it. it's a very heavy toy . Rene

[whitehatspecial]

Some of the members of this board are doing nothing but hurting a young person who is trying to get into the Mopar hobby. That, in itself, is sad. 
There is a LEARNING stage with this hobby, I'm sure you ALL have gone thru it. Making fun of someone whether it be their looks, lack of knowledge, or just their posts in general is more immature than the 16-year old novice. Why? You should KNOW better. Any members here grow up in the '80's?? Take a good look at his picture, then dig up some old ones of yourself when you were 16. I bet they look similar. We were all young, inexperienced punks at one time. And, we asked stupid questions & made stupid comments.

T5, all I can say I was in your shoes when I was 16. I got my first Charger (a '68), and restored it with my Dad. It was an experience I will never forget, & fueled the fire for my automotive passion to this day. I truly thank my father for that. That was 20 years ago.

T5, if you're not taking any automotive mechanic or body classes at a vo-tech school, do yourself a HUGE favor & sign up for some. Take them after school, over the summer, whenever you can. They will greatly help you with your car, & arm you with knowledge you'll need & will last a lifetime.

I WILL, however, agree that too many posts with NOTHING to say is a bad thing. If you have something that will benefit this board or help out another member in some way, by all means post it. Don't just post to watch that little number get bigger. That is meaningless. There are some members with big numbers that don't always have a lot to say. Then again, I've met some geniuses here, too.

Good Luck!

There is a very good article in the March 2007 Mopar Muscle that addresses what is going on here. To quote from  "The Up and Coming" by RandyBolig:

"We each must do our part to ensure these Young Guns, as we like to call them, feel like they can be part of something. How can we do that? Easy, take the time to answer a question they may have, or help with a problem they may be having with their car. Heck, you may even have a spare part collecting dust in the shed they could use; if he or she can use it, let them. How much thicker does the dust need to get before you get rid of that car part?"
"So what do you say, is there a Young Gun that lives near you that you simply shrug off as the "punk kid down the street"? Talk to him about him or her about their car; offer a hand when you see the hood open on their ride or the car up on jackstands. Maybe, just maybe, if you give them a little motivation and/ or help, you may gain a cruising buddy and find out that he really isn't just the punk kid down the street."

[Charger-Bodie]

stay off the recipie, make less posts, earn some money, and get that car on the road i have to hand it to in this day and age its pretty lucky for a 14 year old to have a 69 charger , get youreself some determination and some cash and get that thing done , it looks like it needs some work but hey its a lot more than alot of people have .....GET AFTER IT BEFORE SOME CHICK STARTS CRAKIN A WHIP ON YOURE A$$

when i posted this i meant it in a positive way alot of people would get more done on their cars if they dedicate a certain amount of time to them i think its great that he has a charger at that age too infact i got my first charger when i was 15 and i worked on it all the time and it was done with alot of help from my dad all im saying is talk about less and show us some progress because i think it will be way cool when he has it done

[Charger1973]

Reminds me of my high school days. 

[Mean 318]

This is SO true! I am 18, I got  my car when I was fifteen, an I am sure I wouldn't be outting a 440 i it if it weren't for all of my older friends!!! The mechanic that own the gas station down the street took three hours to drive across the state to go look at the Coronet before I bought it! He also comes to my house when I have trouble working on my car! He gives me breaks, lets me use his tools, and is an all around good friend! Another friend used to drag race mopars back in the day, I have spent many many hours at his house shooting the shit and looking at mopars with him! He lets me call him all of the time when I have trouble! One more friend owns a wreaking yard, he lets me go out in the yard all day looking for parts! He also lets me take off all of my own parts, gives me first dibs on parts, and lets me take parts and pay him later! If it weren't for guys like that I wonder if I would even have this car!

Some of the members of this board are doing nothing but hurting a young person who is trying to get into the Mopar hobby. That, in itself, is sad. 
There is a LEARNING stage with this hobby, I'm sure you ALL have gone thru it. Making fun of someone whether it be their looks, lack of knowledge, or just their posts in general is more immature than the 16-year old novice. Why? You should KNOW better. Any members here grow up in the '80's?? Take a good look at his picture, then dig up some old ones of yourself when you were 16. I bet they look similar. We were all young, inexperienced punks at one time. And, we asked stupid questions & made stupid comments.

T5, all I can say I was in your shoes when I was 16. I got my first Charger (a '68), and restored it with my Dad. It was an experience I will never forget, & fueled the fire for my automotive passion to this day. I truly thank my father for that. That was 20 years ago.

T5, if you're not taking any automotive mechanic or body classes at a vo-tech school, do yourself a HUGE favor & sign up for some. Take them after school, over the summer, whenever you can. They will greatly help you with your car, & arm you with knowledge you'll need & will last a lifetime.

I WILL, however, agree that too many posts with NOTHING to say is a bad thing. If you have something that will benefit this board or help out another member in some way, by all means post it. Don't just post to watch that little number get bigger. That is meaningless. There are some members with big numbers that don't always have a lot to say. Then again, I've met some geniuses here, too.

Good Luck!

There is a very good article in the Mrach 2007 Mopar Muscle that addresses what is going on here. To quote from  "The Up and Coming" by RandyBolig.
"We each must do our part to ensure these Young Guns, as we like to call them, feel like they can be part of something. How can we do that? Easy, take the time to answer a question they may have, or help with a problem they may be having with their car. Heck, you may even have a spare part collecting dust in the shed they could use; if he or she can use it, let them. How much thicker does the dust need to get before you get rid of that car part?"
"So what do you say, is there a Young Gun that lives near you that you simply shrug off as the "punk kid down the street"? Talk to him about him or her about their car; offer a hand when you see the hood open on their ride or the car up on jackstands. Maybe, just maybe, if you give them a little motivation and/ or help, you main gain a cruising buddy and find out that he really isn't just the pumk kid down the street."

[Joshua]

I've been driving my Charger R/T since I was 14....was/is my first car.....good on you T5

Are you gonna use the Protracs/Daisies? If not I'd be interested in 'em.........

[Charger_Fan]

Well said, Bill.

[terrible one]

I like the back wheels and tires. I want them.

[HITMAN 149]

hey bronze...
weren't you in that movie "dazed & confused" ??    i couldn't resist!!!
keep up the good work KID and  don't EVER let any body beat ya down!!!!!! i bet 1/2 the guys on here WISH they even had a damn car!!!!  i think that's cool & i'm a lil envious you & your dad work on the car together!!!!!   good luck w/ your project & hope, we (the site) can help you with anything!!!!
-JOHN
NJ

[Drache]

Now Dazed and confused was a really good movie!

[HITMAN 149]

drache....
i oove that movie toooo!!! hahahaha it was on a couple weeks ago!!!! it's sooooo friggin funny!!!!!!
nice cars!!!!!!! damn!!!!!!!!!!!

[xs29j8Bullitt]

There is a very good article in the March 2007 Mopar Muscle that addresses what is going on here. To quote from  "The Up and Coming" by RandyBolig:

"We each must do our part to ensure these Young Guns, as we like to call them, feel like they can be part of something. How can we do that? Easy, take the time to answer a question they may have, or help with a problem they may be having with their car. Heck, you may even have a spare part collecting dust in the shed they could use; if he or she can use it, let them. How much thicker does the dust need to get before you get rid of that car part?"
"So what do you say, is there a Young Gun that lives near you that you simply shrug off as the "punk kid down the street"? Talk to him about him or her about their car; offer a hand when you see the hood open on their ride or the car up on jackstands. Maybe, just maybe, if you give them a little motivation and/ or help, you may gain a cruising buddy and find out that he really isn't just the punk kid down the street."

I agree!...

XS

[69bronzeT5]

I like the back wheels and tires. I want them.

THE CHARGER PUNK said the same thing!!! The tires and wheels are off of a car out of a movie. They were used in a movie. And thanks to everybody who stood up for me. And btw, the car is sitting on tires, not jacks so no worries about it falling on me.

[Harlow]

The wheels don't look black to me...am I missing something I actually would like to see how that looks. I'm a "young gun" too by the way bronze. I haven't been here that long and don't actually have a charger (1968 sport satellite,  383 hp), but I would say you should just think about and read you response before you post and either see that you may want to edit it or not post at all. Your one lucky SOB to have that car man, I wish I had gotten mine sooner (I'm about to turn 17) but I had my sights set on a 68-70 B-body so I had to work a lot longer and harder to get the money for a B-body. I actually passed up on a '68 318 charger, it needed MAJOR body work, more than I could have done or payed for. Wish I had my camera back then, the the entire car (from the bottom of the windows down) covered in about 3 inches of stucko (spelling?), you know the stuff you cover your house with...
Hopefully I can find a charger one day but this will be farther down the road once I "finish" my sport satellite, I'd like to make the satellite more of a driver and the charger a bad ass street bruiser. Should have the satellite up and running for the first time this weekend

- Scott

[terrible one]

I like the back wheels and tires. I want them.

THE CHARGER PUNK said the same thing!!! The tires and wheels are off of a car out of a movie. They were used in a movie. And thanks to everybody who stood up for me. And btw, the car is sitting on tires, not jacks so no worries about it falling on me.

Yeah man. I like those old American Racing wheels. I know they repo them but they are really expensive and most that you find are shot. Those look pretty good? What are they? 14x10?

[Joshua]

Yeah man. I like those old American Racing wheels. I know they repo them but they are really expensive and most that you find are shot. Those look pretty good? What are they? 14x10?

They don't appear to be Americans......American "Daisies" were cast aluminum......T5's wheels are Chrome, steel rim and alloy center, similar to Crager S/S....possibly made by Keystone.......

[terrible one]

Yeah man. I like those old American Racing wheels. I know they repo them but they are really expensive and most that you find are shot. Those look pretty good? What are they? 14x10?

They don't appear to be Americans......American "Daisies" were cast aluminum......T5's wheels are Chrome, steel rim and alloy center, similar to Crager S/S....possibly made by Keystone.......

Good call. I didn't know that.

[HITMAN 149]

yea... they look like old keystone's...  i remember them being IN...when i was a kid...way back when!! hahaha

[MGBRingo]

Guess it is time for me to share my experience with you all.  I have been a little upset with how some of our members have been treating this young man and others on here.  I am 58 years old and have been playing with cars since I was 12 when I purchased my first car from my Dad by digging a root celler at our home.

I stripped the chrome off of it and had it painted bright red before I had my drivers license.  It was a 54 Pontiac 4 door.  I painted it red and built a hood scoop for it.  All of this was made possible by the mechanic and body man at the garage my Dad worked at.  Looking back I am sure they also thought I was a punk kid wanting to do that to a 4 door Pontiac that was only 8 years old at the time.  They didn't understand why I wanted to take the nice chrome hub caps off and run with black wheels with silver lug nuts.  But that was KOOL back then.

What was important was the patience they showed me in helping me fix up my prized car.

Looking back I am forever grateful for the help they gave me.  They gave me a life long hobby that I love.  They are long gone now or I would tell them what they did for me.

To pay them back some way I was helping a kid in my neighborhood restore a 1970 Olds Cutlass.  We cut out rust, fabricated patch panels and welded them in.  I put in many hours helping this kid fix up his prize car with nothing but several thank yous.  He has now move about 200 miles away so we did not get the car finished but hopefully he will remember what I gave him and will eventually get his car finished.

Please lighten up on T5.  He means well.  He will remember this group more than any of you will realize.  If we give him a good start he will have a hobby for the rest of his life.  If we give him a sour taste for this hobby he will not carry forward good memories and new skills.

I am done now.  Over and out.

[69bronzeT5]

Guess it is time for me to share my experience with you all.  I have been a little upset with how some of our members have been treating this young man and others on here.  I am 58 years old and have been playing with cars since I was 12 when I purchased my first car from my Dad by digging a root celler at our home.

I stripped the chrome off of it and had it painted bright red before I had my drivers license.  It was a 54 Pontiac 4 door.  I painted it red and built a hood scoop for it.  All of this was made possible by the mechanic and body man at the garage my Dad worked at.  Looking back I am sure they also thought I was a punk kid wanting to do that to a 4 door Pontiac that was only 8 years old at the time.  They didn't understand why I wanted to take the nice chrome hub caps off and run with black wheels with silver lug nuts.  But that was KOOL back then.

What was important was the patience they showed me in helping me fix up my prized car.

Looking back I am forever grateful for the help they gave me.  They gave me a life long hobby that I love.  They are long gone now or I would tell them what they did for me.

To pay them back some way I was helping a kid in my neighborhood restore a 1970 Olds Cutlass.  We cut out rust, fabricated patch panels and welded them in.  I put in many hours helping this kid fix up his prize car with nothing but several thank yous.  He has now move about 200 miles away so we did not get the car finished but hopefully he will remember what I gave him and will eventually get his car finished.

Please lighten up on T5.  He means well.  He will remember this group more than any of you will realize.  If we give him a good start he will have a hobby for the rest of his life.  If we give him a sour taste for this hobby he will not carry forward good memories and new skills.

I am done now.  Over and out.

[Mean 318]

Thats awesome, you never know how much you can impact someones life!

Guess it is time for me to share my experience with you all.  I have been a little upset with how some of our members have been treating this young man and others on here.  I am 58 years old and have been playing with cars since I was 12 when I purchased my first car from my Dad by digging a root celler at our home.

I stripped the chrome off of it and had it painted bright red before I had my drivers license.  It was a 54 Pontiac 4 door.  I painted it red and built a hood scoop for it.  All of this was made possible by the mechanic and body man at the garage my Dad worked at.  Looking back I am sure they also thought I was a punk kid wanting to do that to a 4 door Pontiac that was only 8 years old at the time.  They didn't understand why I wanted to take the nice chrome hub caps off and run with black wheels with silver lug nuts.  But that was KOOL back then.

What was important was the patience they showed me in helping me fix up my prized car.

Looking back I am forever grateful for the help they gave me.  They gave me a life long hobby that I love.  They are long gone now or I would tell them what they did for me.

To pay them back some way I was helping a kid in my neighborhood restore a 1970 Olds Cutlass.  We cut out rust, fabricated patch panels and welded them in.  I put in many hours helping this kid fix up his prize car with nothing but several thank yous.  He has now move about 200 miles away so we did not get the car finished but hopefully he will remember what I gave him and will eventually get his car finished.

Please lighten up on T5.  He means well.  He will remember this group more than any of you will realize.  If we give him a good start he will have a hobby for the rest of his life.  If we give him a sour taste for this hobby he will not carry forward good memories and new skills.

I am done now.  Over and out.

[kooldodge]

see t5, most of us like you, but do us a favor and pull up your pants for that sagger look is so 90's.   here are some new circa 1983 protracs on western wheels just for you

[Khyron]

see t5, most of us like you, but do us a favor and pull up your pants for that sagger look is so 90's.   here are some new circa 1983 protracs on western wheels just for you

:drool:


I love em!

and T5, stay motivated kiddo

[Charger_Fan]

 here are some new circa 1983 protracs on western wheels just for you

Wow, I bet that's some hard rubber!
The look great, though.

[Back N Black]

I bought my first roadrunner when i was 16 back in 84,and loved every minute of it!
I think i put 4 engines and 3 trannies in that thing ?

[69CoronetRT]

Some of the members of this board are doing nothing but hurting a young person who is trying to get into the Mopar hobby. That, in itself, is sad. 
There is a LEARNING stage with this hobby, I'm sure you ALL have gone thru it. Making fun of someone whether it be their looks, lack of knowledge, or just their posts in general is more immature than the 16-year old novice. Why? You should KNOW better. Any members here grow up in the '80's?? Take a good look at his picture, then dig up some old ones of yourself when you were 16. I bet they look similar. We were all young, inexperienced punks at one time. And, we asked stupid questions & made stupid comments.

I WILL, however, agree that too many posts with NOTHING to say is a bad thing. If you have something that will benefit this board or help out another member in some way, by all means post it. Don't just post to watch that little number get bigger. That is meaningless. There are some members with big numbers that don't always have a lot to say. Then again, I've met some geniuses here, too.

Nice post.

"you're the adult...act like it"

[69bronzeT5]

see t5, most of us like you, but do us a favor and pull up your pants for that sagger look is so 90's. 

My pants sorta came down when I had 5 seconds to get from the camera onto the door of the car.

[Harlow]

see t5, most of us like you, but do us a favor and pull up your pants for that sagger look is so 90's.

My pants sorta came down when I had 5 seconds to get from the camera onto the door of the car.

haha, I thought you rounded up a sibling or something and had them take the picture.

[69bronzeT5]

nope. I set the camera on a part of the garage door. I had to do the Dukes thing to get onto the door fast enough.

[kooldodge]

tire tires are as soft as they were 20+ years ago, they were stored in a dry basement covered. no dry rot or anything.

[hemi-hampton]

The kid reminds me of myself 20 years ago when I had my first 70 Charger. I bondo'd on my own 6 pak hood scoop & bought some Cragars SS wheels. I say lay off the Kid, He's cool. LEON.

[69bronzeT5]

I plan on making my car stock looking like a RT clone.

[derailed]

see t5, most of us like you, but do us a favor and pull up your pants for that sagger look is so 90's. 

My pants sorta came down when I had 5 seconds to get from the camera onto the door of the car.

Dont worry, that problem only gets worse the older you get.

[Lifsgrt]

Hey kid, get to work on that car and have faith!  I bought this junker for $500 when I was 16...27 years ago.  It went through several transitions since then.  That was a lot of lawn mowing and hay hauling at the time!  I've touched it up (did the work myself) a bit since then and still have a ways to go...and I've just started at Daytona clone race car project.  Wonder how long this one will take me?  Good luck.

[SeattleCharger]

I like the back wheels and tires. I want them.

  Ya, me too. 

          Those pics look like they are from 1975, what gives?

   Broc?  uh , ya, sometimes you are funny, but harsh, heh.

[tan top]

 

Hey kid, get to work on that car and have faith! I bought this junker for $500 when I was 16...27 years ago. It went through several transitions since then. That was a lot of lawn mowing and hay hauling at the time! I've touched it up (did the work myself) a bit since then and still have a ways to go...and I've just started at Daytona clone race car project. Wonder how long this one will take me? Good luck.

   real nice looking  charger  (Lifsgrt )    would be intrested to see more pictures

[dkn1997]

very nice charger.  I have to say, a 2nd gen charger with magnums is probably the best looking car in "stock" form from. something about it....

[Lifsgrt]

Let me know if there is something in specific you want a shot of.  I have more pictures on the other computer and can take more...but they're amateur pictures taken by me, and I don't want to bore everyone with pictures of my car.  Also, this car is FAR from concourse correct...so any photos have to be taken for what they are!  Let me know.

[MorePwr]

Hey lfsgrt, what color is that? looks very good

[Brock Samson]

that's that ice blue..

[mikepmcs]

Hey lfsgrt, what color is that? looks very good

B3 or Q4 maybe?

[Lifsgrt]

Color- I didn't have a paint code when I went to repaint with B3 blue.  I took the deck lid to the Dupont jobber, who used a computer gadget to match the paint from underneath the jacking instruction label.  It's Dupont Chroma-base basecoat clearcoat.  Not my favorite color, but correct for this car.  Thanks

[Mopar440+6]

Bronze, Let me start off by saying you're EXTREMELY LUCKY! I didn't get my Charger till I was 18 and it is a heap! From the looks of those pics your car is in A LOT better shape than mine. I've only got 7 years on you but I've learned alot in the past 21 years. Put as much effort into that car as you possibly can. Life takes over real quick. I got my Charger with the intention of having it done in 2 years. Three years later I've still only got a rusted out shell of a car, a garage full of loose parts and more bills than I want to think about. Those bills keep stacking up and they're slowly burying my dreams of ever having a finished car. Keep workin on it and don't ever give up on your dreams! 

[dkn1997]

...but they're amateur pictures taken by me, and I don't want to bore everyone with pictures of my car. 

trust me on this one, you will not be boring anyone with pics of your car.  In fact the opposite is true.  On this site, If you post up without pics, you will get some flak.  helps that this forum template puts the pics in the text, unlike moparts, moparchat where you have to click the attachment.  It also does not hurt that your charger is very nice.  Even if it was in primer with rust, the pics would still be cool....that's another thing about this site, while you may get critiqued on your choice of wheels/mods, nobody's gonna tell you your car is a POS...even if it's a clapped out project.

[SeattleCharger]

...but they're amateur pictures taken by me, and I don't want to bore everyone with pictures of my car. 

trust me on this one, you will not be boring anyone with pics of your car.  In fact the opposite is true.  On this site, If you post up without pics, you will get some flak.  helps that this forum template puts the pics in the text, unlike moparts, moparchat where you have to click the attachment.  It also does not hurt that your charger is very nice.  Even if it was in primer with rust, the pics would still be cool....that's another thing about this site, while you may get critiqued on your choice of wheels/mods, nobody's gonna tell you your car is a POS...even if it's a clapped out project.

Thank you for saying that,  a lot of site people own beautiful, restored or original chargers, but many of us do not.      A major point of this site is helping many people fix up their cars, which implies that their cars are not perfect to begin with.   After a while on the site, you will see, especially if you read the mopar garage sections, that your car is a great starting point and not bad at all, fine the way it is.    Don't worry when you see a show worthy perfect car, can't compare yours to that, that may be your goal, but don't worry about your car when you see one fixed up more,  I know this is the hardest thing for me, I get overwhelmed that my car needs so much work, that I can't make it real nice.   But 99.999 % of the time, people here are supportive and helpful and want us to succeed, and to keep the car and fix it up, or even get the car running so its a driver, no matter what it looks like, to have fun.  Driving around a charger like you have (B body with tough wheels), in any condition, is still cool.  It is a Charger, this is a great Charger site,  that's all that matters.   

[tan top]

Hey lfsgrt, what color is that? looks very good

B3 or Q4 maybe?

   looking like B3     yep would like to see  any pictures  of your charger  ,....  out side ..in side  under hood ..     

[Lifsgrt]

OK, I need to take some new pictures of it.  I'll try and get them posted by the weekend, stay tuned.  My wife was bummed when I painted the pretty aluminum Edelbrock heads and intake...