Subject: Duke's Vanishing Point Challenger. Thu Dec 22, 2011 8:27 pm
Here's my latest project, and one of my favorites, as it belonged to a good friend who passed about 1 1/2 years ago. His name was Dan. I hope he'll be proud of his beloved Challenger again.
Front Floors...........
As some of you may know, the "Truck" Dana 60 that I converted to go under this Chally, didn't have a provision for a pinion snubber. So, I made my own custom pinion snubber using one modded from an 8&3/4... Fully resored Dash cluster/gauges....With LED's. Finally got the HID lights in the front and working. Driver's Quarter Panel replacement.... Anybody who knows Challengers knoiw the trunk lids are notorious for rusting out. I have since replaced it. The latest with grille positioned for picture.
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Subject: Re: Duke's Vanishing Point Challenger. Thu Dec 22, 2011 8:57 pm
Love those Challengers Chaney , and this one is more than just a car to you It is or was a good friends car and you are mking it a great car agan. I can just feel how you do when you are working on it. Working on it with love for your friend.
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Subject: Re: Duke's Vanishing Point Challenger. Thu Dec 22, 2011 10:58 pm
Let me guess Big Poppa....... 440 BB????? or maybe 340-360?
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Subject: Re: Duke's Vanishing Point Challenger. Fri Dec 23, 2011 12:12 pm
Nice! I have been lusting for a 70-71 challenger for some time.