Recent content by Marlon L

My hood hinges need a little TLC but I am having trouble finding new rivets. Does anyone know where I can find rivets for a 1973 Challenger? Thanks Marlon

Thank you for your input guys. I may list the tank for sale for a few weeks and see what happens.

Beautiful car!

We think alike...lol. I really liked the green, but I'm going to go with a dark House of Kolor Voodoo Violet over a black base.

Certainly a valid question considering the colors...lol. I am going restomod with it. It was not a numbers matching car (originally a 318, now has a 1971 340 in it). I have shortened the bumper brackets to eliminate the fillers as well as a few other small modifications to mow it unique.

Hello everyone, Just thought I would give a quick progress report. I have most of the front suspension parts now cleaned and powder coated....just waiting for the new bushings and ball joints to arrive. Most of the body work is now complete with 2 coats of feather fill G2 on it. I've taken a...

The tank is actually insanely clean inside.....I was absolutely shocked as I'm positive that it has never been previously removed. I was expecting to have to clean and coat it but it literally looks like new inside an very solid on the outside. A friend of mine who has been a mechanic for 45...

Thank you. I certainly won't throw it out if I don't use it going forward. I have ordered a FiTech EFI kit with an in tank pump so I plan to use the original tank.

Hello, I'm going to be installing an inbtank fuel pump to run EFI. Can anyone tell me what this canister assembly is at the back of the tank and will I need to use it with an in tank pump? Thank you.

Those wheels are definitely not going back on..lol.

Here are a few pictures of progress so far.

Hello everyone. I'm in the process of building a 1973 Challenger resto mod that I have owned for just over a year. The car is not numbers matching (currently has a 1971 340). My first car when I was 16 was a 1973 Duster and now almost 40 years later, owning another 1973 Mopar really takes me...