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Restoration '70 CudaI restarted (after life interruption) the restoration last March when I delivered my car to Driftwood Fabrication, Jay, FL. It is now withing 2...- Walter Phillips
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1970 Dodge Challenger A-66 vert (2)Another interior pic while the a66 was in 40 year storage- 340challconvert
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This is my 1972 340 4spd V21 equipped Cuda. I bought the car from my wife's, cousin's husband in their divorce back in the early 90's. I had helped with the car and he didn't forget what I had done for him. I actually had at my FIL's garage with the 340 apart letting him know what I found when...
poor mans rebuild, no shop ,no garage, just a lot of determination and elbow grease
Car is pretty rough... Sat out side for about 14 years with no car cover and a poorly installed vinyl roof
Infamous 70 Challenger T/A from north of the border...FT6, bench seat auto, Gator Grain top. Only one known to exist in the T/A registry. I'm sure the T/A freaks like me have seen this car and/or known about it. However, there has been a ton of misinformation strewn about the internet about the...
My current Barracuda and my former Challenger (destroyed in fire)
My current is a 69 Roadrunner, fully documented 383 4spd, followed by the 73 'Cuda 340 pistol grip 4spd I sold to get the RR, and the 71 RR Clone w/a 400 .30 over 727 391 rear which started it all
My restoration project, bought it off Craig's list, someone's butchered project. Every piece of the car has been redone or replaced, took less than a year from being trailered home to back on the road.
1970 Dodge Challenger RT
Numbers matching 383 Magnum, auto with factory air and power windows, houndstooth interior, rear defogger, stripe delete. Been after this for a long time.
Finally taking the sheet metal off and cleaning up the front end, adding new brake components
New photos show the radiator frame stripped, epoxied, primered and painted