68 69 70 Topless Charger is DONE - PICS!!!

[Brock Samson]

very, very cool like I said, but man, that is one heck of a bright dashboard!  your gonna sear your retinas the first bright sunny day! wish i could see her in person, and Great website BTW, very impressive. 

[Khyron]

Fantastic! Looks like a rolling piece of....... art


well what did you think I was going to say

[moparstuart]

awesome   

[noff57]

I'm ready to see it a NATS. 

[Finn]

The widening and the shaped dutch panel make a huge difference imo!
Very nice work man!

[Mike DC]

 
Best looking 2nd-gen convertible I've ever seen.  It's the only one so far that really pulls it off IMHO. 

The widened rear end turned out better than I expected.  Looks natural.  And I like the dual gascaps.


I would have kept the vent windows on the doors, though.

[Charger´69]

I´ve never seen nice topless 2nd gen Charger but THIS IS NICE  Very cool Charger 

[Wicked72]

Wow she turned out awsome! Honestly I didnt expect it to look so good!

[mauve66]

very sweet roadster

[jeryst]

Well, I dont like it.





I LOVE IT!

[drifter69]

That thing looks " BAD ASS ". Who's silver did you go with on the car?

[mopar73]

That car looks AWESOME!!!!

[professor-patrick]

The silver is Bright Silver Metallic - matches my 06 Ram.  The charcoal on top is a Mazda color.

[Charger-Bodie]

The silver is Bright Silver Metallic - matches my 06 Ram.  The charcoal on top is a Mazda color.

PS2 is a great silver. Very clean.

[G-man]

Doesnt look like a charger anymore considering its the roof that  gives the charger a big part of its looks. Now it looks like a brick with wheels.

However, I love the work that was put in to get the car to that standard. And since its obviously been a dream of yours to do, its a dream well done 

[professor-patrick]

I agree that it's not as quickly identifed as a Charger, and it is pretty square overall, but you are right - it was something I wanted to do, and I'd already "saved" enough Chargers from the scrap pile that I felt it wouldn't hurt to cut one up this time.  The top was trashed and would have had to have been completely replaced - not a hard job, but it would have been just another Charger.  Sometimes you have to throw convention to the wind and try something completely different to keep yourself sane.

[aone415]

Killer Car!

[jeryst]

 
I would have kept the vent windows on the doors, though.

I agree. I think vent windows would give it a more finished look.

[professor-patrick]

I debated on keeping the vent windows or not.  In the end I didn't see any reason to keep them.  My initial thoughts were they would help to support the A-pillars (windshield) at highway speed, but I was able to reinforce the A-pillar internally and at the cowl.  Eliminating them also allowed me to completely seal the doors.  Keeping the vent windows would have required the opening in which they are inserted to be larger than the actual vent window (if you've ever removed these you know what I mean).  Eliminating them let me close the top of the doors completely and also eliminated a vertical line (the backside of the vent) on the side of the car.  Again, just personal preference.

[Highbanked Hauler]

Just finished today - getting alignment tomorrow, then road test.  Can't hardly wait for the wind in my hair!!! Mopar Nats - here we come...

   Excellent  work   what did you use for the deck lid and the tops of the quarters? Is it sheet metal?

[chargergirl]

Truly slick looking car...absolutely beautiful!

[professor-patrick]

It's all metal - a lot of it!

[Brock Samson]

I personally think you need not make any apologies or rationalizations for building a Custom. 

[Patronus]

Probably the nicest 'vert Charger I have ever seen. The two-tone really sets if off... and the shaved vent windows...
Very nice, best of luck at Nats

[scatpack69]

A friend of mine in Mass has a 70 Charger RT SE he made into a convertible complete with a top. He used a Satellite convert I think. Looks awesome.