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When is a Charger too far gone to restore?

Started by MsMopar, March 16, 2011, 08:29:54 PM

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Pat1973charger


Baldwinvette77

Quote from: Pat1973charger on February 19, 2016, 07:48:46 PM
:'( :icon_smile_blackeye:

Aw pat  :pity:

You're car is great, everyone is just jealous that they had to pay for their rust buckets..... Me included  :brickwall:

HPT BANDIT

One call to AMD and it will be back on the road in no time.




Baldwinvette77


Pat1973charger

When I first got the RT I shoveled probabaly 100lbs of dirt out of the floor with a spade shovel....true story. Lol

Kern Dog

I parted out a Chrysler 300 that sat it a field for almost 30 years. There was mud caked on everything. Running a sawzall though this car knocked dirt everywhere.

Pat1973charger

Mine sat in the woods from 1980 until 2015 with no windshield, doors or rear windows, the cramp off the trees filled it and that decomposed into topsoil haha. Amazingly the floor was still there.

Ryan.C

Quote from: Kern Dog on February 20, 2016, 02:21:59 PM
I parted out a Chrysler 300 that sat it a field for almost 30 years. There was mud caked on everything. Running a sawzall though this car knocked dirt everywhere.

What year 300?
There are few problems in life that cannot be solved with C-4.

Kern Dog

1967. It was a 2 door too! I'd post pictures but they all got lost when my computer conked out.
The car had a 68 440 in it from a Coronet R/T. I made good money parting out the car. Standard bore 440, 3.23 clutch Sure Grip, interior parts, emblems...