 Well, it's off
to be painted. I was about to put it on the trailer and decided to
take this pic. |
 The bodywork
was pretty much done and it was almost ready for paint. |
 Home at
last! |
 The bumper
brackets were installed. |
 Another shot
from the side. |
 This shows the
brackets that I fabricated for the Griffin radiator. Also, the Perma-Cool
HP 16" electric fan. |
 I finally got
the Sharktooth grille installed along with the hood latch support brackets
and lower filler piece. |
 This is the
hood I got from AAR Quality Fiberglass. This is one of the nicest
fiberglass bolt-on hoods I've seen. It utilizes all the original
mounting hardware and just bolts-up like a factory steel hood. I
chose to black it out. |
 Here's a
close-up shot of the hood and the PLYMOUTH emblem that I re-painted and
polished. It also shows off my Sharktooth grille! |
 This is one of
my favorite pictures. I do need to clean the tires up in the front,
though. After sitting for a while, the BFG's have a tendency to turn
brown a little bit. Luckily, it washes off easily. |
 A shot of the car with the hood on. |
 After about 12
hours of work customizing where the back seat used to be, along with
carpet and all, I got the seats and shifter installed. It's starting
to look like a car again!! |
 Here's a shot
from the driver's side. You can see the carpeted panel in the back.
Nothing but business in there!! |
 Notice that I
added a billet inline Jaz fuel filter. There's also a Fram
canister-style filter in the rear at the fuel cell. |
 This is a shot
of the trunk before I had all the paint/body work done. Well, it's a
start! |
 Here's the
trunk after all the detailing was finished. I think it came out
great! |
 One more pic of the interior. I have it completely finished, tach
and all. I realized after this was taken that I forgot to put the
ashtray in. Notice the Tuff-wheel style Grant wheel. I
installed an original Tuff-wheel horn button on it. Looks factory to
me! |
 This is the
3" exhaust I got from Torque Technologies. It comes mandrel-bent and
ready to install. I opted to weld it up instead of using the clamps
that they give you with it. It's much cleaner this way. I
still have to install the cross-over tube. |
|
 Well,
here it is! Finally done. Whatcha think? I think it came
out pretty good!
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 Here's
a different angle. I really like the stance!
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