340challconvert
Well-Known Member
I am finally starting to work on my 70 Challenger 340 convertible. Has been off the road since 1984, sitting in my garage, and was periodically started over that time. I retired and have started to put some time and effort into cleaning it up, repair and replace the needed mechanical s, and complete some needed body work. Initially, I am not looking to do a high dollar, ground up restoration, but to address various areas while getting the car running and more functional while addressing any mechanical and body issues the car may have.
Process so far:
- removed interior rugs, door panels to assess state of sheet metal, floors, inside quarters
- removing front end sheet metal
- rebuilding brakes with new calipers, rotors w new bearings, brake hoses, master cyl, and brake booster.
Feels really good to finally work on my car . This will be a slow process
Process so far:
- removed interior rugs, door panels to assess state of sheet metal, floors, inside quarters
- removing front end sheet metal
- rebuilding brakes with new calipers, rotors w new bearings, brake hoses, master cyl, and brake booster.
Feels really good to finally work on my car . This will be a slow process