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    Replacement Tank Options for 1970 Cuda with Emissions Control (N95/California)

    I went to the Holley Sniper EFI, and purchased a new fuel tank from them too. They might offer the version your looking for. The drawback for my SE is they don’t offer a “low fuel” sensor, for the low fuel indicator on the overhead console.
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    Hagerty or Grundy??

    American Collector Car - might have to look into this one. Hagerty for my 70 SE is about $200 per month, but the payout value falls a little short of the appraisal value.
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    Challenger tallest total wheel size for rear

    Do your front wheels rub the fenders in reverse? I’m running 17x9 rear and 17x8 front.
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    How many of you are doing your own restoration versus having someone else do the work ?

    Rather than leave a garage project for a kid that’s no smarter than her cell phone, I finished the restoration at a reputable Mopar shop. I don’t have the space to do what a tooled up shop can do, and I’ll never live long enough to master paint leveling, and all the little tricks that make them...
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    Year One Rally Wheel Tire Recommendations

    I like mine, but at stock ride height, the front wheels rub just barely. Moparleo is right, I dodge pot holes with those short sidewalls - if your looking for decent roads, Michigan isn’t the answer.
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    What’s it worth in the real world

    I tell anyone even considering making me an offer on my car - “come on down to my bank, and start counting, I’ll let you know when you’re done”……! After the shock wears off, Then I suggest to go find a project car, and spend countless hours, and piles of money…..and if you live long enough to...
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    Thank you - the first set they sent me were blemished, and pitted badly. All 4 wheels were sent back, the replacements they sent were of much better quality. It drives, and handles nicely.
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    At the time - Yes - to do it again, I would have it black.
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    Yes, those V5X pieces are original, the lower rocker panel pieces were not savable - had to replace those.
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    Thank You - it’s a blast to drive.
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    I acquired this rare find in 1998. It had a few problems, and after a little attention, she became a survivor roadworthy machine again. I drove it to a million car shows, cruise ins and such until 2017….. After a medical incident, it occurred to me that I’m not getting any younger, and if I...
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    Welcome Home 1970 S.E.

    It’s been 7 long years, but my baby is back home.
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    New to E bodies

    For that price, it might be worth jumping on - these old E Body project cars are only going up in price, and that’s when you can find a good candidate. Welcome, and good luck!
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    70 Challenger SE Headliner

    I just had one put in my 70 S.E. It’s a pain to install but I dig those lights.
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    About parts manufacturers

    One thing for sure, the more you look, the more parts you’ll find out there. This forum is information heaven, if you’re unsure about something, these folks are the ones to ask. Calling it a Hobby is a nice way to describe it, here’s your fair warning. The more you hang around here, the sooner...
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    Newer Challenger Advice

    Just think - one day AI will take over, and most State jobs will be on the dumb end of a shovel, following a dump truck full of hot patch. Followed by 9 months of winter…..lol
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    1970 Challenger Project

    I see an SE emblem on the hood, if that’s the original to the car, finding some of the SE parts for it might be a challenge. Take your time, be patient, and drive the wheels off of it when your done.
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