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Flat black Chargers

Started by bull, February 18, 2007, 10:03:44 PM

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Skyview69

Wow...LOVE the look of these flat black cars.  I will be converting my red primer car to flat black primer for two reasons:

1.  I'm broke and can't afford new sheet metal but have a running charger and need to drive it

2.  After looking at these cars...why not  :shruggy:  They ALL look better than the red primer  :yesnod:

:nana:

johnnycharger

I love the flat black, but I highly suggest you use paint, not primer. Even cheap paint will protect better than just the primer.  :Twocents:

terrible one

Quote from: Skyview69 on June 27, 2011, 09:40:20 AM
Wow...LOVE the look of these flat black cars.  I will be converting my red primer car to flat black primer for two reasons:

1.  I'm broke and can't afford new sheet metal but have a running charger and need to drive it

2.  After looking at these cars...why not  :shruggy:  They ALL look better than the red primer  :yesnod:

:nana:

Ready to see it man! FWIW your car looks awesome even with that red primer  :P Post some more pictures up!  :2thumbs:

Piston_Freddy

Quote from: Skyview69 on June 27, 2011, 09:40:20 AM
Wow...LOVE the look of these flat black cars.  I will be converting my red primer car to flat black primer for two reasons:

1.  I'm broke and can't afford new sheet metal but have a running charger and need to drive it

2.  After looking at these cars...why not  :shruggy:  They ALL look better than the red primer  :yesnod:

:nana:

I here ya! 

I don't have the money for new sheet metal either and just want to drive.There was a red primer Charger in the movie "The Forsaken" http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_4081-Dodge-Charger-1969.html

Red primer is ok, but grey and flat black is my favorite!  :drool5:
Max rim size:15"

NYCMille

Here you go.

1BAD68

Here's mine, Duplicolor flat black spray bomb after 3 1/2 years.
I rub it out in the spring with some motor oil and it gets rid of the chalky look.

Skyview69



Ready to see it man! FWIW your car looks awesome even with that red primer  :P Post some more pictures up!  :2thumbs:
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Thanks man...

Here are the only pics I have...if the link works

http://s133.photobucket.com/albums/q79/cvreel/

sixty8charger

Flat black really accents the coke bottle shape and all the sharp lines of the charger....  My wife tells me, "no, don't go flat black, it will look unfinished"

It will never be finished!!! So Flat black makes Sense!!
Jayson

johnnycharger

The fun part is that as soon as you are done people start asking what color you are going to paint it.  :brickwall:

Blakcharger440


terrible one

Quote from: Skyview69 on June 27, 2011, 11:43:16 AM


Ready to see it man! FWIW your car looks awesome even with that red primer  :P Post some more pictures up!  :2thumbs:

Thanks man...

Here are the only pics I have...if the link works

http://s133.photobucket.com/albums/q79/cvreel/

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Great pictures, love the stance! Thanks for sharing the link.

Skyview69

Quote from: terrible one on June 27, 2011, 07:11:39 PM
Quote from: Skyview69 on June 27, 2011, 11:43:16 AM


Ready to see it man! FWIW your car looks awesome even with that red primer  :P Post some more pictures up!  :2thumbs:

Thanks man...

Here are the only pics I have...if the link works

http://s133.photobucket.com/albums/q79/cvreel/


Great pictures, love the stance! Thanks for sharing the link.
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no problem...Soon I will have better pics and get this thing back on the road.  I'll post up as soon as it is ready  :2thumbs:

NYCMille

Blakcharger440 - PPG Matte w/ integrated matte clear.  :2thumbs:

elanmars

my 1st '69 (sold last year, currently it's a legit General Lee)-







1969 Dodge Charger, pseudo General Lee., 1973 ratty Dodge Charger.

check out my photography: http://www.tomasraul.com
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BigBlackDodge

Quote from: 1BAD68 on June 27, 2011, 11:02:42 AM
Here's mine, Duplicolor flat black spray bomb after 3 1/2 years.
I rub it out in the spring with some motor oil and it gets rid of the chalky look.


That '318' Deere must really mow the grass!!!!!! :icon_smile_big:


BBD