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1972 Dodge Challenger Saga

rhamson

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Rear Parking Light 6 50% Reduction.jpgDrivers Fender Finish 1.jpg

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I have a 1972 Challenger that nothing is original to it so I am doing a restomod and cleaning up some of the things I hate. One is the side markers that were stuck onto it as an afterthought to placate the DOT. These are flush to the body from a 1971 Roadrunner.
 

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I have a 73 Rallye with the same ugly marker lights. I like what you did and they're still Mopar parts. I'm just removing mine.
 

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They would look cool too. You just have to take into consideration the compound curve of the Challengers fenders when placing them.
 

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that was one of my favorite features on my 71...and the taillights!632.jpg

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Definitely one of the best things about having a non-collectible car... You get to mod it to your liking. Nice improvement. It is going to stand out in the crowd.
 

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I like looking at the original cars but they never did steer or stop well. The modifications I do to the car are for my edification and won't add much value except for the parts. And we all know how hard it is to sell a car based on that.
 
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