American Muscle Car Restorations (pics)

[Charger_Dart]

I have had my Charger at American Muscle car Resorations since last September. It needed more work then I could handle and more then I ever thought it would need. They ended up replacing both quarters, the rear valance, and corners. I just picked it up over the weekend and I am pleased with the work done on it. When I dropped it off, there was at least 5 gen 2 Chargers there and when I picked it up there were 4.  I am sure there are other members here who have/had cars to be worked on there. The shop works on all makes, but has a large Mopar presence. The red 69 at the bottom is a Mr Norm's hemi Charger. This shop is really something to see so many great cars in it. The Road Runner in the paint booth is a 6 barrel car car. Thought I would share -

My car finally home ready for reassembly!! 
Mike

[tan top]

   your charger looks   nice       ,
    they got some mopar hardware there by the looks of it      good pictures thanks for posting

[Vainglory, Esq.]

This is the Rhode Island one?

I'm glad you had a good experience; restoration shops can be hit or miss.

[Charger_Dart]

This is the Rhode Island one?

I'm glad you had a good experience; restoration shops can be hit or miss.

Yes, it is in Rhode Island. It is also the home of Instrument Specialties. Your right about finding a good body shop. I got stuck with a terrible job on a 70 Challenger I had. I really looked for a higher quality shop to do the work on my Charger. it took a while, but settled on AMCR because of the work quality. 

[bull]

Wow, nice place.

[1970Moparmann]

Looks awesome.

[41husk]

congrats!  Looks great.

[qwick68]

I wish that was my garage........

[tan top]

   looks like that 69 charger in white primer ??  with a orange fender  is a C500

[FlatbackFanatic]

your car turned out great!!! All of them in the shop look great..

[nh_mopar_fan]

 

[Charger_Dart]

  looks like that 69 charger in white primer ??  with a orange fender  is a C500

The white 69 Charger is a Daytona without the wing or nose on it. They were in a separate room at the time. That is a real nice car that look really great when its finished. 

[six-tee-nine]

  looks like that 69 charger in white primer ??  with a orange fender  is a C500

Good eye, I oly spotted the rear window plug after your post....

[706pkvert]

Hi Mike, Thanks so much for posting this!! Here are a few more pics of your Charger to show how beautiful the body came out.

[1BAD68]

Wow! that color combo is awesome!

[aone415]

Whoa!  That's looks great!

[oestermarken]

Nice Charger!!
Awesome Color and wheel choice 

/Brian

[Charger_Dart]

Thanks guys for the nice comments.  I am busy trying to get it back together now. Hopefully this week the engine will go back in!

[tan top]

 looks awesome      

[FastbackJon]

  looks like that 69 charger in white primer ??  with a orange fender  is a C500

The white 69 Charger is a Daytona without the wing or nose on it. They were in a separate room at the time. That is a real nice car that look really great when its finished. 

Great pictures. Sounds like a nice shop to take your car to and to work in.

Shouldn't the '69 Daytona have '70 front fenders...? Those look like '68/'69 fenders to me.

[tan top]

  looks like that 69 charger in white primer ??  with a orange fender  is a C500

The white 69 Charger is a Daytona without the wing or nose on it. They were in a separate room at the time. That is a real nice car that look really great when its finished. 

Great pictures. Sounds like a nice shop to take your car to and to work in.

Shouldn't the '69 Daytona have '70 front fenders...? Those look like '68/'69 fenders to me.

yep 70
thats the very thing that made me think it was a C500 

[706pkvert]

Great pictures. Sounds like a nice shop to take your car to and to work in.

Shouldn't the '69 Daytona have '70 front fenders...? Those look like '68/'69 fenders to me.
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Yes, but as you all know, Daytona's started life as regular chargers. the charger fenders are bolted up for the undercoating process so to replicate the exact patterns the car would have exibited originally. The original daytona fenders are restored and waiting to be installed after undercoat.
Mike Mancini

[69rtse4spd]

Great looking car, did they use AMD panels. . 

[bsakal]

Daaaaummmm, that looks great!

[RIDELIKEHELL]

That looks stellar! You must be happy