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[timmycharger]

  Looks great! 

[jefferson]

Grouse 69 mate. Super clean and tidy!

I have a 68 on the way over atm. Im soooooo excited haha.

[alfaitalia]

Very pretty. 

[Willomet_Motor_and_Fab]

Freshly taken photo after sweeping up last night.  Glad to have found this website - lots of good cars.



David

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Freshly taken photo after sweeping up last night.  Glad to have found this website - lots of good cars.


David

hello & welcome  David  whats the plan with the charger stock type rebuild or ...

[JB400]

Glad to see you found your way here.  I've been following your build elsewhere.

[Willomet_Motor_and_Fab]

hello & welcome  David   whats the plan with the charger stock type rebuild or ...

Thank you. While I appreciate faithful retorations, this is a personal build that likely has a target audience of one. "Pro-touring" would be a fair category. I started a build thread, and will catch up on details there.

Glad to see you found your way here.  I've been following your build elsewhere.

Glad to be here! I welcome your input in the build thread.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,133005.msg1652514.html#new

David

[68pplcharger]

Welcome that's what my build was as well, Pro-touring. Love the modern handling, overdrive and A/C.

[nvrbdn]

Nice wall art in that garage David. That looks pretty cool. 

[cincyboy]

Few pics of my just (almost) finished '68. Debuted on a big car show here in Norway this weekend, won three trophys.

Great job looks fantastic.  Are you willing to share Wheel and Tire size and rear suspension setup?  There may be one to ad to here called "Everyones Dilema" I think.  I like seeing what others are doing to get the stance correct. 

[303 Mopar]

Put together this video of driving around in my '68 over the weekend.  https://youtu.be/PNrqiJzjRN0

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Put together this video of driving around in my '68 over the weekend.  https://youtu.be/PNrqiJzjRN0

[JB400]

Hi All, I bought my 68 charger 3  years ago and apart from the motor I did all the restoration work myself. I completely stripped her down to the shell and then slowly built her up again. I enjoyed every minute of it, including the scratches and countless bumps to the head.(my wife had started to insist I wear a helmet.........out of the question of course) And for the past year I've just been enjoying the pleasure of hearing that Hemi come to life every time I turn the key to take her out for a spin. There is nothing better on this earth! Check out the before and after photos to see what can be achieved with a lot of love and patience (not to mention a pocket full of money)  Anyway, I thought I'd share some pics with you. ENJOY Fred

Is yours a real R/T or a tribute?

[Fred]

A tribute.

[440]

Wow, that's the first time I've seen any real pictures of Freds car.

Very nice !!!





I will enjoy my car one day, just need some deeper pockets to finish it.

[Fred]

 
Things have changed a little under the bonnet since those pics were first taken........

[440]

Here is my work in progress, first time it has been outside in probably 4+ years. Still plenty of work to do and work that I'd like to do but I need to get my feet back on the ground again first    These last couple of weeks getting it ready for the journey has reignited the fire to finish the car, but hopefully it doesn't just sit for many more years....

[JB400]

Looks good

[BLK 68 R/T]

My brothers 68 Coronet 500 and my car.

[G-man]

Freshly taken photo after sweeping up last night.  Glad to have found this website - lots of good cars.



David

First person I seen with NOS tanks that big ready to get fitted. 

[grizparker]

Finally got this F8 baby back on the road after about a decade parked in a garage.  Feels good to have her fixed up and roaring again!

[timmycharger]

Congrats on getting back on the road, looks fantastic! 

[cdr]

Short trip to San Felipe de Austin museum .

[tan top]

awesome chargers guys , thanks for sharing , keep them coming 

[303 Mopar]

Short trip to San Felipe de Austin museum .

Looks beefy!