1970 Charger Build - aka "Punishment"

[JB400]

Car looks great.   Is there any plans to maybe red line the wheels or tires?  The wheels blend into the tires and you lose the spokes of the wheels. Other than that, looks incredible.

[jasonfromIKILLYA]

Amazing!  Love all the custom stuff on this build. 

[1970Moparmann]

Looks sharp. 

What are you going to do with the inner wheel wells?

[verticalflight]

A few more pics... its on its way to Vegas right now!

[JB400]

    Have fun at SEMA

[472 R/T SE]

Looks sharp. 

What are you going to do with the inner wheel wells?

Which ones you asking about?

I really like the front inner fender well plexiglass.  Way cool.

[1970Moparmann]

I just looked back at the pictures and didn't notice the plexiglass - cool.

Use this message as a retraction from my previous message - thank you. 

[Ryan]

Nicely done. Just goes to show you cant judge a car till its finished. I was very skeptical about a few things on the car but seeing it all tied together...... absolutely gorgeous.

[Patronus]

What color did you paint the wing windows and window trim? Is that body color? 
Best looking rear bumper I've seen, really matches the look of the '70 front.

[verticalflight]

Ryan, what were you skeptical about exactly? And yes, agreed, it turned out great!

Patronus, matte black for the trim pieces. Thanks! By molding both the front and rear, we were able to take the ugly out of them, and make them match!

[autodynamics]

Maybe I missed it but was there a "table of contents"
Of punishment ?
Wheel sizes paint color etc

[Fred]

Looking really good. 

[Dino]

Although it's not my thing I have to say this:  This is one of the best and tightest custom jobs I've ever seen done to a Charger.  The workmanship is just excellent.  Knock 'em dead at SEMA!!   

[verticalflight]

Thanks guys! Its been a great project!

autodynamics, great idea, I will work on a list of all the components...

[Finn]

It looks killer. I agree with Dino, definitely the cleanest, tightest, and tasteful builds executed on the forum. I really hope you guys do well at SEMA!

[Ryan]

Ryan, what were you skeptical about exactly? And yes, agreed, it turned out great!

Patronus, matte black for the trim pieces. Thanks! By molding both the front and rear, we were able to take the ugly out of them, and make them match!

Well to me atleast it seems that alot of the time "custom" and 2nd gen charger just don't work well together for whatever reason. I was skeptical about the taillights, very skeptical on the interior wich at first glance looked really out of place. However after seeing it finished, it all tied together very well. The interior looks great and almost looks like its OEM from a new car. The tail panel and the body mods came out great as well.

[verticalflight]

If you are in Vegas, the car is at SEMA right now, Central building... Spot 23395...

[WHITE AND RED 69]

  It sure looks good. It all came together nice and clean. Great work!

[tan top]

   wow  , awesome fabrication work , not something i would do to a second generation  ,  but   looks real good  , clever ideas  

[plum500]

I have to be honest, I wasn't diggin the interior work at first... but the finished product: ..love the tail light setup as well, and the exhaust tucked up there. 

[1974dodgecharger]

Great looking car, minus the tail lights (IMO) and looks mean 

[verticalflight]

Looks like we made it onto Speedhunters...

[b5blue]

Congratulations on a fine Resto-Mod! You really took it over the top! 

[Patronus]

I really like the e body door handles and the rear bumper. 

[verticalflight]

What a great day at SEMA yesterday. the car was photographed lots of times. People were very excited about the front bumper and engine placement, the rear tail lights, and the interior.

MOPAR got some love!

Some pics from the day... the first is me with Dave Salvaggio the builder...